Kevin Hyder
Kevin began performing improv ten years ago with "Cool Whip" a comedy troupe that still exists today. He transitioned to stand-up four years ago and has helped build Seattle's thriving comedy scene through his work with the People's Republic of Komedy. Kevin has performed at Bumbershoot, Laff Hole, and the Bridgetown comedy festival in Portland, Oregon. He also makes a mean orange mocha at his coffee shop in Capitol Hill.
Geoff Brousseau
Geoff Brousseau hails from Seattle. He shares a special something found in many of the great comics through the ages: he is an alcoholic from a broken home with a thriving inferiority complex. Geoff considers his jokes like he considers his women: "if it gets laughs, marry it". Geoff is single, sort of. He has had bad jobs, bad relationships, jail time, problems of every kind and good things like kids and some other stuff he can't think of. This all adds up to a lot of life in a short period of time. If you like someone who tells the truth and is honest about himself—sometimes brutally—Geoff is your guy.
Trish Fink
Amanda Lee Williams has been acting and teaching theatre around Seattle since 2002. She is a member of the hilarious improv group Dartmondo and has performed her characters Trish Fink, Tammy Lynn Daniels, and Jeanette Del Monte at Laff Hole, Get Loweded, Laughs Comedy Spot and more. Amanda has also performed with companies such as Wing-It Productions, Peoples Republic of Komedy, Upfront Theatre, Book-It Repertory Theatre, Annex Theatre and Live Girls! Theatre Company. She is currently the Director of Education and Outreach at Youth Theatre Northwest.
Becky Poole
Becky Poole is a sketch comedian, actor, voice over artist, and saw player who recently moved to Seattle from Brooklyn. Her "bizarre blend of perkiness and rage" and "commitment to the absurd" are what you can expect at her performances. She also performs semi-regularly with the critically-acclaimed sketch comedy groups MEAT, Becky & Noelle, and as a resident artist at Annex Theatre's Spin the Bottle.
Lloyd Althauser
His interest in coin collecting was inspired by his fathers extensive collection of stamps. While Lloyds personal collection of coins may be small in number, his wealth of knowledge about each one is astounding. He often trails off on tangents that seem to leave the world of coins entirely, but somehow, he always manages to find his way home. In his spare time, he travels the country lecturing at coin collector conventions. His enthusiasm is infectious and his easy southern disposition is endearing. His goal is not just to inform and entertain audiences, but to lure them into the mystical and intriguing universe of the numismatist. No one is immune to his charm. Lloyd Althauser will forever change how you look at your change.
