Matt Fisher is a writer and performer in NYC. He began improvising
at the tender age of fourteen and subsequently performed sketch and
improv in all of the white-hot comedy meccas of New England: Providence,
RI, Springfield, MA, Watertown, CT, and coastal Maine. After five
years with his beloved Boston group, Improv Foundry, he moved to New
York City in 2005, new bride in tow, to have a more Mid-Atlantic brand
of comedy adventure.
Justin Tyler is a writer and actor in New York City, and a
member of the late UCB Harold team Havana Clambake. He is a founding
member of sketch/improv groups Cubicle and Tybrus, which perform regularly
all over New York. Justin is a monthly contributor to Jest Magazine
and the artistic director of Pig Brooch Inc., a New York based theatre
company, which produced his play, Happy Mundanes, in the 2004 New
York International Fringe Festival.
Alden Ford was born and raised in Kenai and moved to NYC to
pursue acting in 2004 after receiving his BA in Theater at Whitman
College and has been improvising in NYC since 2005. In addition to
his classes at UCB, he has taken classes at the Magnet Theater in
NYC and performs with Sidecar and a monoscene improv group, DLTP.
He is a member of The Bureau Theater Company and Pig Brooch, Inc.
and currently lives in Brooklyn where he takes headshots.