Dan Oster performed for two years in Amsterdam with American improv comedy theater Boom Chicago, after which he returned to Los Angeles to join the cast of MADtv. Since then, Dan created the comedy web series Titled Sketch Project, joined rock ‘n’ roll sketch comedy troupe Lost Moon Radio, and portrayed Bill Clinton in the Second City LA show “President Hillary” (which sadly turned out to be fiction). In 2016, Dan appeared on Bizaardvark for The Disney Channel and on Rachel Dratch’s Late Night Snack for truTV. Around town, you can find him doing shows as Agent Slash Manager with Mission IMPROVable, and telling stories about that one time he took an acting workshop with Alan Arkin. For videos of Dan wearing a wide variety of wigs and glasses, check out www.danoster.com.

A native of Northern California, Jen Burton is a graduate of the UCLA Theater Department and trained with The Groundlings and UCB in Los Angeles. She wrote and performed for two years at Boom Chicago Comedy Theater in Amsterdam, and was a staff writer for the company’s television show “Comedy Central News,” produced by Comedy Central Holland. She is a member of the sketch comedy group Lost Moon Radio, and has been a cast member in (what she conservatively guesses is) billions of improv shows in comedy theaters around Los Angeles (including Westside Comedy, Second City, iOWest, and UCB). She’s been a member of Mission Improvable for a nice long time, and plans to stay a member until she dies comfortably in her sleep at the age of 97. She has developed comedy pilots with NBC and ABC, and has worked as a staff writer on several television specials. She’s also dabbled in stand-up, and deeply enjoys writing about herself in the third person.

Morgan Christensen is a veteran improviser originally trained at the Westside Comedy Theater. He performs in Bear Supply, Mission: IMPROVable, Cobranauts, Tin Pan Radio Theater and is a Host of “The Jam”. He has been quoted as saying “Ball is life,” in the context of the conversation it was generally construed that “Ball” meant improv. Slide in the DM’s on Instagram: @ohyeahmorgan

Sean Casey is a writer/comedian and served as combined Artistic Director/General Manager of M.I.’s Westside Comedy Theater from 2010-2015. He’s also an owner of M.I. Productions, parent company of Westside Comedy and Mission IMPROVable. He’s appeared on Comedy Central, HBO, and onstage at Montreal Comedy Festival. Currently, he’s Sr. Writer at Viacom Velocity’s Studio Promo group. His nightmares include objects with holes in them and the term ‘snackable content.’