Alan Goy (Staff)
Alan Goy is an improvisor, actor, director, and internationally produced, award-winning playwright. Alan's play, Il Lago, was performed in Bologna, Italy in May 2005. He performed with BATS Improv for over 3 years and has been with The Un-Scripted Theater Company since 2003. He will be directing Impact Theatre's annual production of locally written one-acts, Impact Briefs: Puberty, in Berkeley in May. He blogs at experimentfarm.com.

Alex Curtis
Alex Curtis is a Bay Area actor and improvisor and a proud member of the Un-Scripted ensemble. Alex has been improvising for over eight years, and has trained with performance groups across the state including ComedySportz LA, Bay Area Theater Sports, and Un-Scripted. Alex is a recent graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, where he studied acting and directing. He will next be seen in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night with the Marin Shakespeare Company (July 25 - September 27). Alex will play the role of the lost twin Sebastian.

Bryce Byerley
Bryce Byerley is and has always been an actor. He has noticed that over the years his show list has gotten bigger and his bio gets smaller. This is his first year as an actual member of Un-Scripted and it doesn't suck...

Christian Utzman (Staff)
Christian Utzman (a founding member of the Un-Scripted Theater Company) began his career as an improv actor doing street theater at Renaissance Faire in ‘93. In ‘97 Christian got involved in staged improvisational theater at College of Marin studying Johnstonian improv (Keith Johnstone is the author of both Impro and Impro for Storytellers). To hone his craft, Christian joined as many improv troupes as he could. So far his hard work has landed him in a veritable plethora of improv groups including: Cannibals at High Tea; The Tuesday Night Players; Treated and Released; The Fibbs; the BATS Improv Sunday Players and The Belfry, The Un-Scripted Theater Company, and countless other smaller troupes. When Christian isn't on stage he's teaching, studying, or watching improv, and despite all the time he spends on stage these days, he still finds time to head back to his roots and do street theater once or twice a year. What’s Christian doing right now? Check his website at www.improvactor.com.

Clay Robeson
Clay Robeson broke free of his corporate shackles in 2003 to pursue a life in the Creative Arts. He has performed and taught improv in New England, Atlanta, and the Bay Area, and also appeared on The Learning Channel, G4-Tech TV, and in High School Musical 3. When not on stage with Un-Scripted, he produces the San Francisco Improv Festival and the sketch comedy show Moron Life (www.MoronLife.com). He's also an amateur photographer and homebrewer.

Dave Dyson (Staff)
Called “hilarious”, “effective”, and “a tv-fed, anal-retentive moron” by members of the press, Dave got bit by the improv bug (Theatraea Improvicus) in 1996. Since then he’s performed and taught improv with East Bay Improv, was a founding member of improv troupe The Fibbs, performed as a Sunday Player at BATS Improv, appeared in scripted plays with Impact Theatre and elsewhere, tv web and radio commercials, and in indie films such as the future cult classic Unflinching Triumph. Want him for a gig? Contact the Look Talent Agency.

Mandy Khoshnevisan (Staff)
Mandy Khoshnevisan is an improvisor, actor, teacher, singer, and all-around Working Artist. Her main vocation is, basically, bringing art to the people—teaching improv, acting, storytelling, playwriting, music, and dance in schools and throughout the Bay Area. She is also a graphic designer and theater electrician. September 2006 marked her ten-year improv anniversary! Over the past ten years, she's been a performing member of Spontaneous Generation (SponGe), the Stanford Improvisors, Scenic Root Longform, and BATS Improv—and The Un-Scripted Theater Company.

Susan Snyder
Susan Snyder is in her second decade of improvising. Susan specializes in teaching practical applications of improv including presentation skills, teamwork, improving interpersonal skills and saying "yes" to life. In addition to teaching improv, Susan makes up her career by working as a drama therapist with seniors and also, as a production associate for Illuminata Films. She is proud to be a founding member of The Un-Scripted Theater Company and part of Maya Sedgewick's MusicCircus. Susan has previously been seen making things up with BATS Improv, id figures, The Fibbs and East Bay Improv. Prior to becoming an improvisor, Susan was a playwright and experienced the most enjoyable performance of one her plays in a parking lot in Cork, Ireland.

Brian McBride
Brian’s passion in life is creating entertainment. Studying film and theater in Ashland, Oregon, he was part of countless plays with both the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Southern Oregon University. He also directed, produced and acted in a handful of various independent film projects, such as “El Pato” and “Birdseed or Blood.” In 1998 Brian relocated to the bay area to work as a computer film effects artist. Not leaving his theater background behind, Brian joined BATS Improv where he performed improvisational theater for many years before co-founding The Un-Scripted Theater Company. Brian currently resides in Ashland, Oregon with his wife Alex, where he runs Tour Anything, the leader in building customized rich-media product tours.

Cort Worthington
Cort Worthington was born in the charming little village of Enumclaw, Washington. He never really looked for a full time job after high school, spending 14 (sheesh!) summers as a forest fire fighter, the final four as a parachuting US Smokejumper. That was neat. During the 80’s Cort lived for stints in Israel, Japan, & Nicaragua, picking up Spanish after much toil. By the early 90’s he’d found a little direction and attended film school at Stanford and UCLA. In 1996 Cort co-founded the toy company Primordial, makers of the building toy ZOOB. In 1997 he launched Illuminata Films, which produces documentaries and comedic corporate films in San Francisco (what a city!) Cort’s two great loves are Susan his wonderful wife (also of Un-Scripted Theater Company fame), and, well, life.

Glenn Etter
Glenn Etter has always enjoyed making up stories and pretending to be other people. This habit has served him well in improv, but has had mixed results in his jobs and personal relationships. A founding member of The Un-Scripted Theater Company and The Fibbs, Glenn has been performing with a variety of improv troupes since 1997.

Jennifer Kah
Jennifer Kah is a graduate of the American Conservatory Theater, the Jean Shelton Acting Lab, Stanislavski Acting Group, The Method Warehouse, and BATS Improv. She is queen of the student film and princess of the 15-minute short film. She also has the distinction of playing Maggie the Cat in three different productions of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. She performed for 3 years with Cast Off Theater Production Group, doing plays all over California. Finally improvisational theater became her focus and she has spent the past seven years performing in different improv groups, such as: Hey You Theater, Chickimprov, The Dips, Almost Live, The Libertines, Casablanca Blondes and The Un-scripted Theater Company. She currently teaches acting and improv privately as well as with the Academy of Art College.

Tara McDonough
Tara McDonough has been improvising for more than fifteen years, and has trained in London, Maine, Boston, Seattle, and San Francisco. An administrator as well as an artist, she has worked at theatres all over the country, including Marin Theatre Company, BATS Improv, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and New Repertory Theatre. She was co-founder of Printer's Devil Theater at Seattle, local improv group The Fibbs, and of course The Un-Scripted Theater Company. In her spare time, Tara makes stuff; check out her website (www.taramadethis.com, coming soon) to see what she's up to now.