Age: 21
male
Gregory Díaz IV was born on May 2, 2005 in New York City. The six-foot-three actor is of Puerto Rican descent. Gregory first showed a passion for performing at age 5. His love for acting, singing and dancing is apparent on stage and on set. He is the ultimate triple threat. Gregory made his Broadway debut in the Tony Award winning show Matilda the Musical in 2016 and toured with the company in 2017. Gregory won a NYMF Performance award for his work as leading role Pedro in the Off-Broadway production of Pedro Pan. He was also nominated for an Outstanding Ensemble award at the NYITA for his work on the Off-Broadway production of Zurich.
Three wrestlers. One van. Forty-seven thousand miles of independent circuit. The story of everyone who never made it to the big show — and chose the road anyway. A character-driven drama set entirely on the independent wrestling circuit — the world of wrestlers who drive from town to town, set up their own rings, build their own audiences, and perform in front of crowds ranging from forty to four hundred people. Three protagonists: Mara Voss, 29, a technically gifted women's wrestler who turned down a GCW developmental contract to stay on the independent circuit; Theo 'The Theorist' Bell, 33, a veteran independent wrestler who was released from a major promotion six years ago and rebuilt his career from the ground up; and Danny Cruz, 21, a rookie in his first year on the road. The series follows one full year of their touring — the specific physical and financial reality of independent wrestling, the communities they build in unexpected places, and the question of whether success means the big show or means the thing you love on your own terms. S1E1 — The First Town The van. The ring loaded in the back. The first show of the year in a VFW hall in rural Pennsylvania. Forty-six people. The show runs anyway. S1E6 — The GCW Scout A GCW talent scout appears at a show to watch Mara. The offer she receives and what she does with it. S2E8 — The Last Town Series finale: The final show of the year. The same VFW hall in Pennsylvania. More people this time. Something the same. Something changed.
