Jerry Shulman, professionally known as Jerry, came into the world on June 27, 1953, in the bustling neighborhood of Astoria, New York, where he was born as the youngest of three sons.
Jerry's academic journey commenced at the University of Miami, where he earned his degree before embarking on a thrilling adventure in the realm of improvisational comedy. His innate flair for the art form only grew stronger as he refined his skills, leading him to become a sought-after performer in various troupes and stand-up comedy clubs. The allure of the comedy world proved too great to resist, and Jerry ultimately made the decision to relocate to the vibrant city of Chicago, where he had the privilege of studying under the tutelage of esteemed comedy authorities Del Close and Michael Gelman at the renowned institution, The Second City.
Jerry's stint with Comedy Sportz of Chicago lasted for a span of four remarkable years, during which he honed his craft and laid the groundwork for a career that would soon take off in a big way. This formative experience in the Windy City would serve as a turning point in his professional journey, setting the stage for his future success.
As his professional trajectory continued to accelerate, Jerry effortlessly shifted his focus towards the realms of film and television, rapidly becoming an ubiquitous presence on screens globally. With his singular combination of comedic flair and adaptability, Jerry has evolved into an integral component of the entertainment industry, consistently infusing each character he portrays with a dash of wit and humor.
