Louie Pearlman is an improviser, filmmaker, and comedian from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Since moving to New York in 2002, he has studied with the Magnet Theater's Mike Meyers, Armando Diaz, Ed Herbstman, and Jean Villepique. He has also trained at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater with Ian Roberts, Amy Poehler, Billy Merritt and many others.

Louie loves teaching teens the arts of improvisation and sketch comedy and has done so at Buck's Rock Arts Camp in New Milford, Connecticut, since the summer of 2000. He is also the director of Uncle Dad, a teenage improv ensemble from NYC and has taught many comedy workshops across the tri-state area. He has also been a teacher and performer at The Vancouver International Improv Festival and the Del Close Marathon in New York City. You can see Louie perform at the Magnet Theatre (New York) with his group, the Yes Andersens and with his musical improv duo The After School Music Club.

Meags Fitzgerald originally hails from Edmonton where she played with Die-Nasty and Rapid Fire Theatre. She’s had to pleasure to study at Instant Theatre’s Nextact Festival in Vancouver and be an ongoing instructor at the Improv Camp in Regina. In a recent love affair with Toronto she was happy to get messy with Ghostjail Theatre, ProjectProject, Impatient Theatre’s Cagematch and Catch23. She continues to train high school students with the Canadian Improv Games across the country. In Meags’ last stint in Calgary she played with Loose Moose Theatre and the U of C improv team. Now settling here once again, she hopes to befriend the Kinkonauts with pretty drawings and her strong muscles.

Meags is currently earning her credentials to eventually become an Art Historian. She collects photobooth pictures and is pretty fond of most cats.

• The Loose Moose (Calgary)
• Dirty Laundry (Calgary)
• The Improv Guild (Calgary)
• Rapid Fire Theatre (Edmonton)
• Impatient Theatre Co. (Toronto)
• The Sunday Service (Vancouver)
• Triple Play Improv (Vancouver)
• UBC Improv (Vancouver)
• Outside Joke (Winnipeg)
• The Magnet (New York)