Brooke Cook is an actress who grew up in Los Angeles and performed in over 70 commercials throughout her childhood and teens. She moved to the Bay Area 13 year's ago because of her attraction to it's more green nature and aura of creativity. Having used Improvisation as an acting tool for years, she loves the opportunity to perform it on a regular basis because it feels like dreams where you have the ability to fly. 

Mick Laugs is an actor, improv artist, and has been teaching improvisation to teens and adults for over 10 years in Marin and San Francisco. He has studied with ACT, BATS and physical comedy with James Donlon.
 
Mick once accidentally set an abandoned house on fire. He still has his yellow Corgi Toys Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, which he got for his birthday in 1968. He likes to sort his T-shirts by color, and was once known to mow his lawn with a pair of scissors, because “it’s the only way to really get the edges level.”
 
Mick has a degree in International Economics, a black belt, and is a certified CMT & Matrix Energetics practitioner.

Susan Quintanar is the illegitimate love child of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. This explains her prowess at physical comedy, and her last name. In her teens she could be seen modeling for famous French designers and the occasional German chef. She graced the cover of both French Vogue and Bon Appetit. At 18 she swam the English Channel with the help of her pet dolphin, “Skippy,” who later shot to fame and now never calls or writes. But is Susan bitter, no. Instead she took up the law so if you look at her cross-eyed she can sue your ass. She did not write this bio. Imagine her surprise when she reads it.

Charlie Souby was born and raised on the Chicago North Shore. In the late 70's he moved to San Francisco to pursue a career in music and literature. Twenty-five years later, a failed Deadhead, he became enamored with improvisational theater. He is a graduate of BATS Improv in SF and the Upright Citizens Brigade in Los Angeles. He has also studied, with Keith Johnstone, I/O West, Impro Theater and is currently enrolled at The Groundlings School in L.A. His first novel, Winifred was recently released on AuthorHouse. http://www.charlesrsouby.com/

Lyn Travis is an actress and improviser who actually gets to use the power of improv in her real life as an executive coach. Lyn trained at the English Theater of Frankfurt and has studied under Jean Shelton and Keith Johnstone, as well as at Bay Area Theater Sports where she was a Sunday Player. She was a member of the SF troupe, Out of Line, and has been a guest member with Unscripted. She has done small bits of film and commercial work with great joy.

Lyn fell in love with the Bay Area and moved here not knowing anyone, after a long stint of  over-education followed by prolonged professionality overseas and on the east coast.

Fortunately for her, she was raised by wild raccoons who also revealed to her their magical hair care secrets and how to tame unmanageable ringlets. The bigger question, is she actually related to the actress Nancy Travis?

Daniel Will-Harris has performed all over the world, appearing with such stars as Red Skelton, Milton Berle, Jack Benny, Dinah Shore, Regis Philbin, the Incomparable Hildegarde, and a host of others no one under 30 has ever heard of. Ask your parents, they'll be impressed.

He created and hosted an early cable comedy show called "Tar Pit Theater" that became an late night LA cult classic, has worked with famous B-movie producer Roger Corman and in recent years has had leading roles in feature films including "Reality TV Movie" and the upcoming "Pushing Boundaries" which he also co-wrote. created and produced. He’s currently in pre-production on sci-fi thriller he co-wrote.

Will-Harris is using improv to create web vides, first with a new, improv-ed comedy show on the web called "Kinda Like That" that can be seen at www.LOLchemedia.com and now with an improv-based marketing system called “HumorBrand.”

Will-Harris is a best-selling author and designer and his wrist watch designs are sold by MoMA.

He’s developing a new biofeedback invention with the University of Eindhoven, designed to make you feel better (you want it now, don’t you, I know you do).

Last, but not least, he’s the inventor of Walletology and so not surprisingly the world's foremost Walletologist. He enjoys dark chocolate and communicating with dogs telepathically. He writes long bios. You can learn more about him (which of course you’ll feel compelled to do right this very second) at www.will-harris.com