
Worldguide for Wizards and Witches
Nov 20 - Dec 21, 2019
Gape like a Muggle as the Un-Scripted Theater Company explores the lesser known magical towns of the wizarding world with their latest improvised show, Worldguide for Wizards and Witches! Based on the travel writings of witch Velocity Globewell, the improvisors at Un-Scripted will bring to life stories set in the most unique wizarding towns. So, grab your broom and fly out this holiday season for an improv show that will spark magic for the whole wizarding family.
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Nov 20 - Dec 21, 2019
NOTE: The performance on Friday, Dec. 6, will take place at The Phoenix Theatre Stage 1, 414 Mason St., Suite 601, San Francisco CA 94102. Showtime remains 8p.m..
Starring (in rotation): Christian Utzman, Brittany Demmitt, Molly Robertson, Michael Fleming, Reid Backstrom, Samantha Miceli, Nabi Whitmore, Alice Kwong, Erica Anderson, and Derek Yee
Directed by Christian Utzman
Cast
Michael Fleming got his first taste of staged improvisation some years ago and has been hooked ever since. He is delighted to be part of the Un-Scripted Theater Company, and has also performed with Out of Line, on the BATS stage, and at a variety of other venues in the Bay Area. Michael has an enduring love of song, stories and making things up and feels unreasonably lucky to be able to do so with such a talented group of folks.
Molly Robertson is a Bay Area tour guide. She studied marketing at Wagner College and improv at Upright Citizens Brigade for over four years in New York. Following school, she headed back to the Bay where she began performing with Un-Scripted. She took a few years to travel around the world with Up with People and finally made her way back to the Bay again. She is happy to have a place to improvise since she is not allowed to make things up on tour.
Sam Miceli is a video game art director by day, and an improvisor by night. She has a degree in illustration from Rhode Island School of Design, where she focused on visual storytelling. She took her first improv class in 2014, fell in love with long-form improv, and is a graduate of BATS Improv.
Brittany has been performing improv for over ten years, playing with troupes in Ohio, Colorado, and California. She is thrilled to be creating with the folks at Un-Scripted. When she is not practicing improv she is a scientist in the Bay Area.
Erica is thrilled to be a part of such a lovely ensemble. Erica trained at BATS and keeps her improv chops up to speed with the help of coach, aka, Tim Orr. Erica enjoys teaching donation-based improv with friend and duo-improv partner, Jared Polivka. When Erica isn’t therapizing or training for a marathon; she enjoys hardcore lounging, snacking, and snowboarding.
Derek Yee took his first improv class in the fall of 2007 and has been at it ever since--improv, that is, not the class. During this time he’s had the pleasure of performing with BATS Improv, Big City Improv, Secret Improv Society, the Streetlight People, Spontaneous Combustion, and other Bay Area groups. He also created The Five Deadly Improvisers, who performed improvised kung fu movies in festivals around the nation.
Robin Ehrlich is an improvisational actor, dancer, and lover of whimsy. Her background is in cognitive and behavioral neuroscience and she enjoys contemplating the many benefits that improv can have on the brain. When she isn't geeking out on brains and theater, she can be found performing with Well Endowed Improv Troupe, guesting with Un-Scripted Theater Company, or up on Mt. Tam touring the night sky with her most beloved telescope.
Alice Kwong is an improv junkie. She is also a professional actor and podcast host! Her first experience with improv was at a junior college where she discovered the fun, spontaneity and collaboration of improv. She is scared and delighted to be performing with Un-Scripted Theater Company! www.AliceKwongActor.com
Christian Utzman is a full time actor, teacher, and an original founding member of the Un-Scripted Theater Company. Christian spends much of his free time writing about the improvisational theory behind the work here at the Un-Scripted Theater Company. You can find out more about his writings at improvactor.com. If you have any questions about how we do what we do, or you need help choosing a drink at our concessions counter, please feel free to speak with him before or after the show. (He's also our concessions buyer.)