Coming up September 29th, Jeremiah will serve as the Music Director for this year’s NextGen Spotlight, a benefit concert for Broadway Cares directed by Broadway’s Jelani Remy. An inspiring lineup featuring the future of Broadway will share songs and stories as they break into the industry alongside the theater legends and mentors who believe in them.

Murder for Two

Jeremiah returned to the role of The Suspects in “Murder for Two” at Stages St. Louis in June after having played the role on the 1st National Tour and understudied Jeff Blumenkrantz in the original NYC production. He also served as the Music Director for this production.

The Big Gay Jamboree

Jeremiah had a blast in The Big Gay Jamboree, which played Off-Broadway at the legendary Orpheum Theater. Jeremiah was a swing, understudied the roles played by Alex Moffat and Constantine Rousouli, and served as the dance captain.

A Sign of the Times

A Sign of the Times, closed June 2nd 2024 after a successful run Off-Broadway. Jeremiah was the Dance Captain (maintaining JoAnn Hunter’s energetic and stylish choreography), a swing, and understudied the role of “Brian Paulson” (played by Ryan Silverman), a role he stepped into during the production’s preview process (without a formal rehearsal!).

The Great Gatsby: The Immersive Show

The Great Gatsby: The Immersive Show was unlike anything New York Theater had seen! After a seven year run in London, it premiered in NYC and played to enthusiastic audiences over the summer of 2023. Jeremiah starred as Owl Eyes and also performed the roles of Tom Buchanan, George Wilson, and Meyer Wolfsheim.

Catch Me If You Can

Washington D.C.’s famed Arena Stage mounted a brand new production of “Catch Me If You Can”. Directed by Molly Smith and Choreographed by Parker Esse. The show was a unique, never-before-seen version adapted in conjunction with the original writing team of Terrence McNally, Marc Shaiman, and Scott Whittman. Jeremiah wore many hats as one of the “Players” and understudied Roger Strong.

Young Frankenstein

Jeremiah recently finished a run of Young Frankenstein at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine. The production featured the original Susan Stroman choreography recreated by James Gray and directed by Jeff Whiting. He played Felix and understudied The Monster, Inspector Kemp, and the Hermit

Jeremiah is an original member of Carole’s Kings, an all-male tribute to the music of Carole King, and currently serves as their resident music director.

Check out Jeremiah singing “Up On The Roof” from the show below!