Phil

Philip hails from the more traditional roots which one would expect to eventually blossom into being a writer/cast member in an improvised web television comedy show. He is an engineer from Las Vegas, and during the day he shaves groins and helps balloon open arteries.

Philip is the creator of University of Nevada, Reno's student-directed theatre organization, and co-founder of Milk and Cookie Productions, a Boston-based independent film and video production company. His writing and directorial debut, The Quarter-Life Crisis, was an official selection of the international BridgeFest 2007, and was screened in Vancouver, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. In addition to "The Presidentials," Philip is currently wrapping his second film, in post production on a five minute short shot at Versailles, and in pre-production on a mockumentary.

He also does weddings.

Rasheed

Rasheed's first experience in comedy/theatre was at the age of 9, when he auditioned for the role of the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland. Overcome with a case of giggles and stagefright, he did not win the role, nor was he granted another part in the production. Instead, he came away with the thrill of making an audience laugh, by design or by default. Usually by default.

In January of 2005, he graduated from the ImprovBoston theatre program. In 2006, he was a founding member of Bragging to Children. He hosted, produced and performed in their year-long stint at An Tua Nua. Currently he performs with Rebels without Applause and occasionally does stand-up around Boston. He is most comfortable being creative and collaborating with talented and funny individuals.

Shaun

Shaun's acting career began with the dream of one day doing stand up comedy. In pursuing this dream he took classes at ImprovBoston. After graduating, with high, high honors him and fellow classmates went on to form the sketch comedy group Bragging To Children. Shaun has also been involved in plays with South City Theatere as well as sketch shows with ImprovBoston. You can also catch him on the big screen in Milk & Cookie Productions films.