Alyssa Alizor is a comedian, actor, singer, and model. She has performed stand-up comedy, characters, sketches, and improv all over NYC. She received the 2023 NBC SNL Scholarship at The PIT, studying all forms of comedy and performing as a cast member of the PIT’s Foolharmonics.
Alyssa has caught the attention of the Just For Laughs Festival Montreal, Warner Bros Discovery, and NBC. She has modeled for brands like L’Oreal Paris and It Cosmetics. She is a jazz-trained singer, who loves singing bossa nova in both Portuguese and English. She loves Cats (2019) and dogs (the species).

An actress hailing from Miami, Florida, Andrea Fabiola made her way to New York City, landing gigs in commercials shoots & indie shorts. Beyond the scope of a traditional actor, Andrea is bilingual with experience in screenwriting and stage comedy. She’s been performing with Lateral Comedy, a comedy collective she’s a part of and is excited to break into the film industry, as she’s currently working on producing, writing, and starring in her own short film, projected to come out at the end of 2025.

Like this bio, Andrew Bossone is a work in progress. He spent a decade working in the Middle East and traveling the world as a journalist for news outlets including National Geographic and The Economist before returning to US to produce for PBS and later NBC. He fell in love with comedy in his first improv class and has studied improvisation, acting, sketch and clown at Brooklyn Comedy Collective, The PIT and Second City NY. He holds two masters degrees and speaks multiple languages at varying levels. During the day he runs a full-service production house, Bossone Productions, and by night watches/writes a lot of comedy. He loves animals, hugs, telling people how special they are, and most of all, his daughter Jackie.

Estibaliz is a Bay Area native, Manhattan based writer and cookie enthusiast. Estibaliz loves sketch comedy so much she’s dabbled in all the theaters the West/East Coast has to offer such as Endgames Improv in San Francisco, UCB and The Second City in Los Angeles and Brooklyn Comedy Collective and The Second City in New York and is currently a writer for Lateral Move Comedy sketch team.
She received a B.A in Media & Communications from Sonoma State and spent a year in Uppsala, Sweden where she ate copious amounts of meatballs and learned 5 sentences in Swedish.
Aside from comedy, Estibaliz enjoys long walks to coffee, reading in bars, and watching so much Housewives that she feels like she’s friends with all of them.

A Virginia native and proud Korean-American, Eunice Bae was raised with an extensive background in dance, where her strong work ethic and passion for performance took hold at an early age. While she began her pursuits with years of dance recitals, Eunice then took her training to new levels at Carnegie Mellon University, Atlantic Theatre Company, Jen Waldman Studios, and The People’s Improv Theatre (The PIT).
Eunice’s extensive training helped to add various theatre productions to her resume, including the recent world premiere of Aaron Posner’s play, The Heal (Getty Villa), a touring production of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert, The White Snake (Constellation Theatre), Aubergine (Everyman Theatre), and In The Heights (Olney Theatre). After adopting her rescue dog Shumai Bao Bae, Eunice decided to stick around for NYC based projects. She has since added to her Film and Television credits with fervor – including the new hit drama LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME (NBC) and the indie feature DAKOTA.

Gail Tierney (they/she/he @gailtierney) is a Brooklyn based writer, producer, and ocean policy advocate. Their sketch comedy keeps things weird as a collaborator at Brooklyn Comedy Collective, The Second City New York, and a few indie teams, including Lateral Move Comedy and Fever Dream—a sketch team through the PIT. Gail would like you to read the remainder of this bio in the voice of David Attenborough:
They received a BFA in Acting from The Theatre School at DePaul and a Master’s in Ecological Theology from Princeton Theological Seminary. Comedy is their forever boo, but they’ve been known to dabble in marine habitat restoration, eco-theatre, disability justice, and small-scale regenerative agriculture. Gail thinks a livable planet is somewhat vital to a few things, including the continuation and flourishing of their comedy career, so they split their time, using imagination as a powerful political tool. In the wild, Gail’s natural habitat is a reading fort made entirely of kelp so they can be subsumed by seaweed whilst reading sapphic fantasy, eating breakfast tacos, and listening to the ambient soundtrack of a women’s soccer game.

Gibbee Stone he/him is a sketch, improv, and standup comedian who grew up on Long Island. He was a musician and actor in his youth before moving towards sports due to his megafauna stature and competitive disposition. A back injury made him choose to go back and pursue comedy.
Apart from standup, Gibbee has training for Improv with the PIT and UCB theater. He’s a writer and performer for Lateral Move Comedy Sketch Team and is also a classically trained singer. He sings opera, jazz, soul, and bluegrass and can play the cello. He once caught a moving van with his bare hands to save someone’s life..

Katerra Borkowski is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor. She is a part of the sketch comedy collective, “Lateral Move,” based in NYC. Katerra has been featured in the Cincinnati Fringe Festival and the Detroit Women of Comedy Festival. Katerra’s material is autobiographical and hilariously vulnerable.

Katie Kauppi (rhymes with “soapy”) is an NYC-based writer and comic from central Virginia. Katie has trained in sketch and character at The Second City NYC, Brooklyn Comedy Collective, and Upright Citizens Brigade. She is a founding member and producer of the monthly sketch ensemble, Lateral Move (@lateralmovecomedy), and the character variety hour, Guest List (@guestlistcharacters). She got her sea legs with 7th Grade Sketch Comedy at William & Mary. Her writing has been featured online in McSweeney’s, Slackjaw, Points in Case, and more. She moonlights as a financial analyst, and if you ask her nicely, she will do yo-yo tricks.

Kenny Reilly (he/him) is a founding member/writer/producer/performer in Lateral Move Sketch Collective. He is also a member of Greatest Generation and upcoming Improv Ensemble season at The PIT. He trained at UCB and The Second City Conservatory New York. You can find his comedy writing in Points in Case, Weekly Humorist, Slackjaw, and more. kennyreilly.com

Lynn Hardy (he/she/they/their @hardystsrboy93) is a Brooklyn comedy writer and stand-up. Born and raised in Arkansas, Lynn’s comedic interest began as a unsupervised child watching South Park, Chappelle’s Show, and The Boondocks. After a brief detour in getting a Bachelor’s and Master’s in video game development, Lynn set their eyes on comedy by taking online classes at UCB and eventually moving NY to pursue a career in comedy. Lynn can now be found on stage performing with sketch group Lateral Move (@lateralmovecomedy), volunteering to raise Black comedic voices at Fools Circle (fools.circle) , or disassociating from his day job as a web developer.

McKenna Mobus is a comedian and clown residing in Brooklyn. She recently completed a short course at Ecole Philippe Gaulier and will be performing her hour at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August.

Patrick Darwin Williams is an actor, improviser, instructor, and comedian based out of Queens, NY. Patrick holds a BA in Acting from the University of South Carolina with a cognate in Dance, as well as an MFA in acting from The New School for Drama. Film and TV credits include Bobby Fischer in Mysteries of the Museum, Cinemax’s Girl’s Guide to Depravity, Archaeology of a Woman starring Sally Kirkland, Civic Duty starring Joe List and Tommy Pope, and the Goon in Pulling Wool (Winner Best Screenplay Manhattan Film Festival). He is an active commercial actor/voice over artist, skilled at impressions, and proud to be represented by BBR. Patrick has taught and performed comedy across the US, Canada, and Europe and is presently a performer and instructor at the People’s Improv Theater in Manhattan. He has appeared as a host at Joe’s Pub and at benefit auctions across New York. Patrick is happy living in Queens with his wife, son, and two cats @patrickdarwinwilliams and patrickdarwinwilliams.com

Vaughn Broderick is a New York City based actor/ comedian, who didn’t have to trek very far, as she grew up in the beautiful garden state of New Jersey (take exit 8A).  She found a love for performing at a very young age, making her family sit through her very own one-woman Avril Lavigne concerts. Academic credits include The American Academy of Dramatic (2017-2020) and The Upright Citizen Brigade (Improv 101-401).  Besides acting, Vaughn loves exploring the city with her pooch Panda and abusing her AMC A-List Membership. She wants to thank you for coming and supporting her and her silly little sketch group she loves so much. Find out more about Vaughn on her instagram @famousvaughnbroderick or her website vaughnbroderick.com