Neil has been teaching and performing improv both in Ireland and internationally for many years and his signature show, Neil+1, has been performed in festivals and theatres around the world. Neil is also a camp director of Improv Utopia International. He also founded and co-runs the The Improv Playground and is a co-founder of No Drama Theatre.

Neil has also guested in numerous shows including Orange Tuxedo, improvised musical When X Meets Y, Upstairs Downton, Comedysportz San Jose and Second City Toronto.

Neil also provides key corporate training solutions through improv to many well known organisations and educational institutes.

Jenna has an extensive background in improv but she is too obsessed with her cat to write a blurb. She loves people who likes cats though.

Quinton O'Reilly has been practicing improv since 2016. He is a regular performer at the Tightrope and a cast member at MOB Theatre, both in Dublin Ireland. He has also performed internationally at the Pack Theater in LA, the Amsterdam Improv Marathon, and Finest City in San Diego.

Over the years, he has been taught by esteemed improv teachers across Ireland, Europe and the US including Miles Stroth and Kevin Dorff (The Pack Theater, LA), Katy Schutte and James Lloyd (Maydays, UK), and Nick Armstrong (RISE Theatre, Denver Colorado). Locally he's studied under Neil Curran (LowerTheTone.com), Kelly Shatter (Stoke Improv) and Erin McGathy (MOB Theatre).

Off-stage, Quinton is passionate about helping develop improv as an art form and growing the scene in Ireland, regularly helping run events across Dublin. He is a committee member of Improv Fest Ireland as well as community officer for The Tightrope.

Anna has been improvising for about four years, most recently with her group To The Biscuits. She works at keeping the internet going, and one of her hobbies is low tech time travel.

To many people Brian "does stuff" mainly connected to theatre and maybe in some way connected to Improv. To make things less muddier Brian has been involved with all aspects of Theatre since becomming involved in 1995 i.e. acting, directing, writing, producing, managing, PR-ing, poster and programme designing, building of sets and at various times lighting and sound. Since 2000 he has also facilitated both drama and improv workshops to people of all ages, (5 year olds being the toughest). At this moment in time, like everyone else he's looking forward getting back on stage with both Firedoor Theatre Company and with Peareshakes Shakespearean Improv troupe in the so very near future.