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Ep57. From Daytime Drama to Courtroom Drama
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Whether in soap operas or stage work, it’s all about honoring the craft, respecting the audience, and telling stories that matter. Hear what John Wesley Shipp and David A. Gregory say about their journey from meeting on One Life to Live to facing off in the courtroom drama, Caine Mutiny Court-Martial.
John Wesley Shipp is a veteran actor best known for his dynamic range across television and stage. He originated the role of The Flash in the 1990s CBS series and later returned to the modern CW version in multiple iconic roles, including Barry Allen’s father. Shipp also made a major mark in daytime television, earning two Daytime Emmy Awards for his performances on As the World Turns and Santa Barbara. Beyond his screen presence, he’s a passionate stage performer with deep ties to theatrical storytelling and a loyal fan base spanning generations.
David Gregory is a seasoned actor recognized for his compelling work in television, film, and theater. He’s best known for his role as Robert Ford on the long-running soap opera One Life to Live, where he became a fan favorite for his emotionally complex portrayal. Off the screen, Gregory has built a strong reputation in regional and off-Broadway theater, often gravitating toward powerful, language-driven plays. He brings a thoughtful, grounded approach to every role and is deeply engaged in conversations around storytelling, ethics, and the impact of live performance.
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