Greg Dorchak was born in Portsmouth, VA, grew up in The Adirondacks of New York State, and returned to the Tidewater Region with his mother after his parents divorced. He attended Tabb High School, where he wrestled on the varsity team, and was crowned Class Clown. Heading west after graduation, he stopped in Las Vegas, where he began performing stand-up and improv while also attending UNLV, where he worked at the student newspaper and radio station. An actor, writer, artist, and filmmaker, Dorchak wrote and directed the feature- length film KOPY KINGS, a workplace comedy about misfits at a 24-hour copy center. Dorchak lives in Austin, paints whimsical art for the average person, putters, and enjoys working on his car every now and again. Lightbulbs trigger him something wicked.