Greg Jarema is a New York based performer.  Born and raised in South Jersey, he grew up dancing, singing, and attending acting classes at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia since the age of 8.

In high school, Greg took a year off from theatre to learn competitive cheerleading, gymnastics, and attend a TV & Film Production course at UCLA.  Consequently, he has gotten the chance to use those skills in almost every production since.

A recent alumnus of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Greg got the chance to work closely with many amazing performers.  One of the most memorable experiences was singing "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" with Andy Williams in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.  Greg also worked with the late Tony Stevens on Tisch's production of Cabaret.

In the summer following sophomore year, Greg took his first professional job as Abraham in Altar Boyz at the Millbrook Playhouse in Mill Hall, PA.  While there, he dance captained that and two other productions of Annie Get Your Gun and Bye Bye Birdie.

Just after graduation, Greg proudly joined Actors Equity Association through TheatreworksUSA's production of Seussical the Musical directed by Marcia Milgrom-Dodge (Broadway's Ragtime).  It was during this production that Greg made his Town Hall debut in Times Square!

In the Summer of 2011, Greg went back to CAP21 to attend the industry practicum and showcase semester.  Through the showcase at New World Stages, Greg met Jamie Harris of Clear Talent Group who he is now signed with today.