Sam Hoar has been performing, directing, and teaching improv for over a decade. They spent several seasons on the ImprovBoston National Touring Company, as well as the Family Show, FaceOff, and Harold Night. They are passionate about spreading the joy of improv beyond the stage and enjoy creating original tabletop role-playing games for people to create their own characters and worlds from the comfort of their homes. They have a reputation in the Boston comedy community for fostering safe spaces and upholds the principle that good comedy is inclusive comedy.

Kayleigh Kane is a live artist with over decade of professional experience on the stage and screen, including work with Huntington Theatre Company, Central Square Theatre, American Repertory Theater, and more. She holds a certification from Intimacy Directors & Coordinators, is a founding company member of Entropy Theatre, and has a passion for creating inclusive experimental artspaces. As an improviser, she has performed at comedy festivals across the country, including the Del Close Marathon in New York City, and the Las Vegas Improv Festival.

Tooky (rhymes with cookie) Kavanagh is a Boston-based stand-up comedian, actor, and pop culture enthusiast whose charm was once described as “ineffable.” In addition to headlining local shows, she’s opened for national acts such as Maria Bamford, Dave Attell, Matteo Lane, and Atsuko Okatsuka, and has even graced the stage of Boston’s historic Wilbur Theater. When not performing on the road, she can be regularly seen at comedy venues all throughout New England. Also, she’s the one who described her own charm as “ineffable,” but it’s still true!