Introduce yourself here:

ahem...
Hi My name is, yes, I know, Gina Davis...really. I studied acting in high school, haha! I love the art! It still is an art form isn't it? I presently hold open mic's/improv's in Lone Pine Ca. I will also be one of the hosts for this years Grand Opening of the Lone Pine Film History Museum. I love animals and kids over most adults on any given day :) I won't name all of my pets, but I own a small zoo, my kids names are Niles and Israel. I love to rock climb and play with kids, being a kid. I have remained 22 for 16 years now, and still sometimes pull it off!! Toodles for now.......Thank you
 

Skinhead Jones

V.P., Beards & Moustaches
Hi, I'm Jesse.

Hi, I'm Jesse Acini. I did Second City's writing and improv programs in New York before they decided not to care about New York anymore. Mmmm, bitter. I've done the Comittee-style Harold with Gary Austin and am poised to begin Level 301 at UCB. Where I think it would be really swell to land an internship (if anyone hears of an opening- my apps in).

I've been performing around town with The Lloyd Conspiracy and am writing a sketch show with other disaffected NY Second Citizens tentatively titled, Johnny Laughterseed...or Friends of Wade Boggs. Either way a sacrifice will be made to our Pagan god.

Thanks,
Jesse Marc Acini
Sagitarius
Allergic to cats
Likes a good ginger ale
:pop:
 

Sarah Chandler

En cas de malheur
Hi, I'm Sarah. I started taking classes at UCB a year ago, and had a great L1 class experience with Betsy Stover and continued onward to more levels. Currently, I'm taking Slow Comedy at Magnet. Previously, years ago, I studied at Player's Workshop in Chicago, and also took a class there in Soap Opera and Shakespeare game playing with a group of librarians.

Originally, I'm from Prairie Village, Kansas where I played the violin, was a cheerleader, and a girl scout. I grew up eating bbq foods and potatoes at every meal, until I moved to the suburbs of Boston when I was 15. My first time at the ocean, a class trip to the beach, I got "wicked" burned from head to toe. Also, I dove into a big wave and discovered my bikini top had fallen down to about my waist in front of half my 9th grade class. Oh well, I recovered. Then, moved to Iowa for my senior year of high school, to attend farm keg parties and exchange rolling papers in corn fields.

Lots of stuff since then. I went to college in MA, majored in math and comp sci :( worked in computer research in NJ then moved to Chicago to go to grad school. I worked at Reuters in Chicago, and then moved to NY. Now, work at Verizon near Times Square.

I'm very into visual art, and also am studying electric guitar. I hope to do more improv and maybe some writing.
 

alden

Registered Loser
Hello - I'm Alden. I grew up in Kenai, Alaska, went to school in Washington and moved to Brooklyn last year. I started taking classes at UCB in February and the classes and shows have quickly (and happily) consumed my life and the remnants of my attention span. I pay for classes by taking headshots. That's about it. I've only been around the IRC for a week or so but it seems like a kick in the pants. Keep up the good work.
 
Ahoy - I am Elizabeth...taking UCB classes for 3 or 4 years, currently in a three-lady group called PLUSH. I hail from Maine, but I've been in Brooklyn for 6+ years. Hoorah.
 
Hi... my name is Christina. I've been acting and improvising since I was 13. I plan to move to Chicago or New York when I'm out of college to further my career in improv.

Not much else to say right now. :blank:
 
What's Happening?

Hey everyone, I'm Gene. I am a big fan of improv and plan on getting into it, so i decided to join this forum to get advice and see what other people were doing. See you out there.
 
Meet Steve Dressler...

My name is Steve. Long time listener, first time caller. I'm a Queens native, grew up in flushing/fresh meadows, now reside in Astoria on Broadway and 35th. I've been going to UCB shows for years, just started classes about 6 months ago (maybe less). I'm about to take level 3 with Seth Morris.

I'm a graphic designer/artist by day at a CD/DVD company in the city.
FYI: if any of y'all need logos/postcards/posters for your teams let me know.

I plan on living a life with tandem careers in comedy and the visual arts.
i watch too much tv and probably know more than you do about most useless pop culture tidbits.

I once auditioned for baywatch and came in third.
i have a pet cat, named after a girl i'm forced to remember every day.
 

RastaMonsta

g'd up from the street up
Hey whatsup. My name is Rob, and Im currently living in Brooklyn. I really like watching improv/sketch/stand up and variety show comedy, but I have never been any good at it.

Im a huge fan though, see you all around.
 
Long time reader, first time poster...
My name is Bob Ladewig.
I'm living in Chicago.
Working at Midway Games.
Playing with ComedySportz and various other things.

I miss Jed.
 

Resnik

Foxhole Athiest
ChicagoBob said:
Long time reader, first time poster...
My name is Bob Ladewig.
I'm living in Chicago.
Working at Midway Games.
Playing with ComedySportz and various other things.

I miss Jed.
YAY!!!!!!

Ladewig is the fucking tits, yo.

I miss you, too, Boob.
 

Masten

The verbal Herman Munster
Hey folks,

I'm Ben Masten, current UCB student, living in queens. I'm really hoping one day to do this stuff semi-professionally. I started classes this past fall and I've pretty much fallen in love with improv since. I'm Just finishing Billy Merrit's 401 class, and I've got a practice group with some friends going as well, so I'm moving along I guess.

I dig these message boards. Glad to finally have signed up.

Ben
 
Oh so this is where we introduce ourself..damn I already did an introductory post but not under here..but oh well here it goes agian..my names Matt Gawloski, going to be taking level 301 soon, planning on moving to the city or somewhere close in a couple of years...and in my next life I want to be a Sea Lion for these reasons....

- Get to have your own show at Sea World
- Get free food
- No paying taxes
- Dont look better or worse than any other sea lions cause they look the same
- Surronded by really hot female trainers all day
 

cjeffo16

resident alien
Hey Im Chris,

Im living in NYC for the moment and loving it, I am always down to check out some good comedy, especially if its cheap, ESPECIALLY if its free :up:

I'll be hanging out around here, taking in the "input" like our friend Johnny 5.
 

o-money

president of Club Olivia
Hey People,

I'm Olivia. I live in Chapel Hill, NC where I do Dirty South Improv stuff (I'm on the house team Community Bike) and will be a student til December (majoring in Dramatic Arts). Then I'm moving up to New York. Hope to meet even more of you then. Cheers.

Olivia
 
hello everyone!

eynjeluz here a newbie on SEO but a long time developer. I live in Manila, Philippines.....

Hope to learn more here.... especially SEO if theres any here.... :)
 

amutepiggy

crappy hepburn
i never introduced myself though i've been around for a while.

i am alexis. i live in the iladelph. i am helping shit get going down here. my journal reads like it was written by a bipolar robot. it is not entirely a coincidence.

thanks to improv i am completely awesome. i owe it everything. i have learned much about it but have far more to go.
 
my first post here.

i feel like this should be short. i always write too much. sorry if this is too long and goes against some rule about how newbies shouldn't write too much.

hi! this is my very first post here.

when i was 13, i wanted to be an actress. i didn't even know why. i wasn't even that good. i never got any lead roles in school plays or anything. my mother enrolled me and my sister in an outside-of-school acting course for pre-teens/teens. it was called "way off broadway" (long island). my first taste of improv was there. my sister and i were pretty good at "zip zap zoop" and i knew i really liked making stuff up as i went along. i also hated the dramatic stuff. i loathed fake-crying. i liked comedy.

eventually my acting dreams turned into music dreams - i had always sung and played piano - and after college (where, regrettably, i did not take a single acting class) i moved to NYC to become a poor, struggling singer/songwriter, which i still am. the first couple years here, i took a couple of commercial and improv classes at the Creative Acting Company (where they managed to convince me that i had a "great commercial look" - probably said to every person starting there) and for awhile there i thought maybe i could be in commercials. wouldn't you know it, it wasn't that easy. i never did any commercials.

a couple years later, still pursuing the music career, i took a voice class at HB Studio. i noticed they had improv classes there as well, so i took one. it was pretty fun, though the class was too big (over 30 people i think) and the teacher was all bitter and it didn't seem like she really enjoyed teaching.

improv then became one of those things that i really wanted to study again "at some point." well, this year has become a series of frustrations concerning my music career and i've become restless and confused. i will still pursue music, but i've had more of a desire to do other stuff as well, even if it's just for fun. a few weeks ago, i finally got to the point where "at some point" turned into "NOW." i'd heard great things about UCB. i signed up for a class and have attended 5 shows in the last couple of weeks, all varying from pretty funny to downright hilarious.

my class starts this saturday. i can't wait!

that's all i got, at least for now. hope to meet a lot of you along the way!

- ari scott

p.s. apologies to anyone offended by inconsistent capitalization.
 
i'm Anthony Mendez. i do voice-overs and audio engineering.
i'd been in denial of being an actor even though i have no face.
now i'm here.

oh, and i also learned from Eckart's post that using HTML here will look really weird!

thanks,
anthony :up:
 
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