Grant McGowen was the founder and producing artistic director of the Pinch N’ Ouch Theatre in Atlanta, GA., where he was known for producing shows primarily in an intimate theatre space as well as various feature films, short films, and web series. He also taught the Meisner technique along with film and stage acting. Originally formed in New York, Pinch N’ Ouch operated in Atlanta from 2010-2023. The space where Pinch N’ Ouch operated since at least 2015 has now been housed by a different theatre company. He was last heard teaching at the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. Although it appears he is no longer employed there, Grant has announced plans to open his own studio in New York. He also gained part-time work as a driver for Uber, although it is unclear whether or not he still works for them.

Grant has served multiple orders of protection and cease and desists to people he wants to silence. He has also contacted multiple people who wrote statements telling them to retract them, and blaming them for interfering with his work, among other things. He has contacted numerous people claiming defamation and has intimidated multiple women from speaking out.

These are the stories of those who have encountered Grant McGowen, the impact he has made, and the experiences they have had. Through their testimonials, we aim to spread awareness and shed light on the stories of Grant McGowen that many have been too scared to tell.

Each testimony is from a variety of sources including but not limited to ex-girlfriends, former students, and various theatre professionals.

Some extra drama accompanies Pinch N' Ouch's 'Tick Tick Boom' and 'Rent