| 2001 | Earned a guest-starring role on NBC's 'Ed,' his scripted television debut that opened the door to recurring network work. |
| 2003 | Guest-starred on CBS's 'The King of Queens,' adding a marquee network credit to his résumé alongside recurring appearances on 'Law & Order: SVU' and 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent.' |
| 2015 | Co-starred in 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,' a wide-release studio comedy that brought his character work to a mainstream film audience. |
| 2022 | Taped 'Greg Vaccariello: Everything Hurts' for Dry Bar Comedy, delivering a special built around Italian-American family life, step-parenting, and the indignities of turning 40. |
| 2022 | Performed as a featured comedian on Dry Bar Comedy+, the subscription platform that has distributed the special to a global faith-friendly comedy audience. |
| 2024 | Continued performing nationally through Bonkerz Comedy Productions and First Class Entertainment, bringing his observational character act to regional club and corporate markets. |
| 1990s | Built his stand-up foundation at New York's top rooms, Dangerfield's, Carolines On Broadway, and the World Famous Comic Strip Live, developing a physical, character-driven style that became his calling card. |
| 1990s | Landed spots on A&E's 'Caroline's Comedy Hour,' ABC's 'The View,' VH-1's 'Stand Up Spotlight,' and multiple Comedy Central programs, putting his NYC club work in front of national audiences. |
| 1990s | Performed as Club 54's featured comedian, cementing his status as one of New York's go-to club headliners. |
Greg Vaccarello is one of New York’s favorite comedians, regularly bringing his cast of crazy characters to New York’s best stages including Dangerfield’s, Carolines On Broadway and The World Famous Comic Strip Live. He has been seen on many television shows including A&E’s “Caroline’s Comedy Hour, ABC’s “The View,” VH-1 “Stand Up Spotlight,” Club 54 and a host of shows on Comedy Central. As an actor, Greg’s career is heating up as well, having recently landing guest-starring roles on NBC’s “Ed” and CBS’ “King of Queens.”