Talk:Greg Walloch
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To editors updating article Greg Walloch
[edit]I have a conflict of interest as the subject of this article, so I'm requesting that independent editors consider updating it.
The article currently emphasizes my earlier career as a performer and monologist but does not reflect the evolution of my work over the past decade. Since then, I have worked primarily as a writer, director, and story developer, collaborating on solo shows and theatrical projects with artists including Hasan Minhaj, Gabe Mollica, Abby Govindan, Ismael Loutfi, and others.
I would appreciate consideration of updates that reflect this later phase of my career, provided they are supported by reliable, independent secondary sources. I'm happy to suggest sources and specific factual corrections to assist editors in evaluating any proposed changes. ~2026-41858-40 (talk) 00:30, 29 July 2026 (UTC)
- Proposed Addition to Career Section
- Suggested text:
- «Since the mid-2010s, Walloch has increasingly worked as a director and story developer for solo theatrical works. He collaborated with Hasan Minhaj on the development and direction of Homecoming King, which was developed through the Sundance Institute's New Frontier Story Lab before premiering at Cherry Lane Theatre. He later directed and story produced Gabe Mollica's Solo at SoHo Playhouse.»
- Supporting Sources
- 1. Sundance Institute (Strongest Source)
- - Sundance Institute interview describing Greg Walloch as Hasan Minhaj's collaborator during the development of Homecoming King through the New Frontier Story Lab.
- - https://www.sundance.org/blogs/where-stand-up-meets-story-hasan-minhaj-on-the-future-of-comedy-and-homecoming-king-3/
- 2. Independent Magazine
- - Interview in which Hasan Minhaj discusses working with Greg Walloch and credits him as an important storytelling collaborator.
- - https://independent-magazine.org/2015/05/04/10-to-watch-2015-hasan-minhaj/
- 3. Gothamist
- - Interview in which Hasan Minhaj refers to Greg Walloch as his director while discussing the development of Homecoming King.
- - https://gothamist.com/arts-entertainment/emthe-daily-showems-hasan-minhaj-on-diversity-comedy-and-that-wyatt-cenac-jon-stewart-beef
- 4. Playbill
- - Article crediting Greg Walloch as the director and story producer of Gabe Mollica's Solo.
- - https://playbill.com/article/gabe-mollicas-solo-extends-at-off-broadways-connelly-theater-upstairs
- 5. TheWrap
- - Review identifying Greg Walloch as the director of Homecoming King.
- - https://www.thewrap.com/hasan-minhaj-homecoming-king-theater-review-daily-show-star-skips-snark-in-benign-comedy/
- Additional Credits for Future Updates
- Once additional high-quality independent sources are gathered, consider adding:
- - Director of Abby Govindan's How to Embarrass Your Immigrant Parents.
- - Director and story developer of Ismael Loutfi's Heavenly Baba. ~2026-41858-40 (talk) 00:41, 29 July 2026 (UTC)