Greg Aidala and Caley Lacey
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Greg Aidala
Greg Aidala is an award-winning entertainer with over 20 years experience. He has
been featured on Lifetime Movie Network, MTV, NBC, PBS, Amazon Prime, SiriusXM and numerous TV commercials.
In the comedy world, Greg has shared the stage with such comedians as Jerry Seinfeld, Colin Quinn, Kathleen Madigan and Bo Burnham - to name a few. His award-winning touring production, 'The Brew Ha-Ha Comedy Showcase', can be hired out for any fun occasion - be it a private party or public fundraiser.
Greg founded Radial Gage Entertainment company in 2005, and as a professional emcee, he has helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various charities throughout the Northeast.
Aside from his entertainment career, Greg is a Certified Life/Business Coach. His passion for helping others become the best version of themselves is evident with his one-on-one coaching and his keynote talks.
Greg is also the host of the show, 'That's My Time', where he interviews people from throughout the country who are making positive impacts within their community and beyond.
Breast cancer is no stranger to Greg or his family. His mother, Barbara, passed away from the disease in 1981. Since then, Greg has been active in raising funds in hopes of complete eradication. He is also the Vice President of the 518 cancer foundation, 'Get Your Rack Back'.
To learn more about Greg and his services,
visit: thatsmytimeshow.com and coachmegreg.com
Caley Lacey
Caley Lacey is a versatile dancer, performer, choreographer, actor, and singer from Schenectady, New York. She earned an AS in Social Sciences from Schenectady County Community College in 2019 and a BFA in Dance from SUNY Fredonia in 2021, graduating Summa Cum Laude.
Caley’s passion for dance began at age six, and she quickly realized it would be a lifelong pursuit. She has received extensive training in musical theater, jazz, contemporary, tap, ballet, pointe, choreography, dance fitness, commercial jazz, modern, acro, partnering, lyrical, wedding dance, salsa, bachata, hustle, two-step, samba, merengue, smooth tango, foxtrot, Viennese waltz, and slow waltz, American rhythm rumba, East coast swing, cha cha, and mambo. under the guidance of renowned instructors, including Freddy Ramirez, Natalia O'Connor Vlad, Florin Vlad, Debra Ann Pigliavento, Michele Pigliavento, Paula J. Peters, Anthony Alterio, Sam Kenney, Angelika Summerton, and Angela DiFiore.
Her performance credits include the Fredonia Dance Ensemble, where she danced in works choreographed by Paul Mockovak, Anthony Alterio, Angelika Summerton, Dale Merrill, and Paula J. Peters. She has also performed in over twenty theatrical dance productions, including 42nd Street, In the Heights, and The Wild Party, as well as more than twenty acting productions, such as Suite Surrender and School of Rock. She has collaborated with distinguished directors Sharon Paluch, Michael Camelo, Brian Clemente, and Suzanne Rayome, as well as choreographers Abby Todd, Carolyn Frantz, and Spencer Lee.
As a choreographer, Caley has shaped productions like Matilda, Amahl and the Night Visitors, and Little Shop of Horrors at esteemed theaters such as SCCC School of Music, SLOC and NSCP.
Guided by her faith, Caley views religion as a central inspiration in both her artistic and personal life, crediting God as her mentor.
Currently, she is the owner and lead instructor at the Modern Art Theater and Dance Academy, where she fosters artistic growth through dance, music, and performance training.
Learn more about Caley at themodernartacademy.com
