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New York

Hi, I have been studying at UCB since 2013 under a number of great teachers including Anthony Atamanuik, Lydia Hensler, Nicole Drespel, Silvija Ozols, Ryan Karels, James Dwyer and Alex Dickson at...

New York

Look! I'm laughing in my picture so you know that I'm funny. Hi, I'm Lilian. I've been improvising for 5 years. I've studied at UCB with Molly Lloyd, Doug Moe, Keisha Zollar, and John Timothy. I've...

New York

Fifteen year veteran performer and director originally from San Diego, but has appeared in shows in LA, Chicago, New York, San Francisco and, for whatever reason, Ashland, Oregon.

New York

hey, I'm blaise! my pronouns are they/them because I bring the nuance of a full greek chorus to every coaching experience. I'm also queer. I'm passionate about improv that is Empathic, Earnest, and...

New York

Hey there, I'm Naomi, and I would love to coach your improv or sketch team! I improvise regularly with my indie teams Ghost Clique and Desert Rabbit & perform sketch with my house team at The...

New York

Oh hi, didn't see you there. I would love to coach your improv team/practice group or direct your Sketch team! I've been studying Sketch & Improv at UCB since 2015. I am in Advanced Study in both...

New York

Hello, I'd be super excited to coach your team! I currently perform on UCB's Lloyd Night with Din-Din. I've taken classes at UCB with Morgan Grace Jarrett, Doug Moe, Achilles Stamatelaky,...

New York

Hey!! I'm EA and I wanna coach your practice group or indie team! I currently perform on the UCB Harold team, Sucker, and was previously on the Harold teams Varsity and Captain, and Lloyd teams...

New York

I'm currently on the MegawattSweetheart at Magnet, I was on Scout before. I was on Too Big of a Dog at Reckless Theater, which to the best of my knowledge is the only house team from another...

New York

Jason Scott Quinn has been improvising since 2001. He has studied with Ali Farahnakian , Armando Diaz, Kevin Mullaney, Billy Merritt, and Rachel Hamilton to name a few (and short-change many)....