Yarc Lewinson is an actor with a rapidly growing list of currently over 50 film, television and stage credits including work on productions for NBC, A&E, SyFy and Bio.

Yarc Lewinson arrived in New York City in 2005 where he attended The New York Conservatory For Dramatic Arts. His professional training progressed with his attending The Jason Bennett Actors Studio. This in depth training enabled Yarc to take advantage of the opportunities to learn and grow under the watchful guidance of experienced talent cultivators. The roles Yarc Lewinson was called on to portray and the reactions he saw he could create from those watching quickly solidified a drive and dedication for acting within Yarc.

Insight and awareness are two of the priorities Yarc Lewinson brings to every role. He understands how an actor is not only called on to perform but also to portray a character so that the audience will accept, believe and care about what that character says and does.

Yarc Lewinson's career has seen him work with top directors including Spike Lee, legends such as Mickey Rooney and notable successful actors like Jackee Harry and Louie Anderson. Yarc's roles have included dramas, mysteries, classics and comedies where he's been called on to play the everyday man to legendary sports heroes such as baseball's Willie McCovey.

In order to keep himself sharp, Yarc's goal is to perform in at least one live stage production every year. His stage work includes the roles of Othello in Shakespeare's classic as well as the Duke Of Norfolk in King Henry The VIII. The immediate feedback he receives from an audience and the sharing of connection and energy Yarc and the audience exchange further ignites Yarc's natural ability to bring heart and life to very character he portrays.

When not in front of a camera or on stage, Yarc Lewinson enjoys participating in and watching boxing, track & field, golf, aerobics, soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, football and martial arts. These activities and additional passions add to the desire to excel and sense of competition Yarc brings to his professional work. Yarc also volunteers his time with New York Cares, an organization that encourages children from broken homes to stay in school, complete their education and reach for their dreams.