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BNW's
newest sketch comedy troupe!
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BRIAN AYLMER
By joining the cast of THE OTHERS, Brian continues to add to his performing
experience with the Brave New Workshop. Brian plays Father in BNW's
production of Flanagan's Wake.
He also wants to thank his family, friends, and Superman.
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BETH DICKEY
Beth Dickey is thrilled to be performing with THE OTHERS. Other improv
credits include performing with Rudy, part of the Brave New
Institute's Six Ring Circus, and the improv
group, Unitard. Beth was also a founding member of Monmouth
College's Anvilhead Theatre. In addition to her acting credits, Beth
has co-directed several children's plays, including Mary Poppins,
The Wizard of Oz, and E-i, E-i OOPS! Beth is a seventh
grade teacher.
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BRIAN MCCHESNEY
Brian moved to the Twin Cities about three years ago from touring
the country as "unemployed guy with a car" (he only wishes
that were just a clever name for a one man show). Shortly thereafter,
he began classes at the BNI and appeared in
the Level 5 showcase Shame! or These Boots were made for Bombing.
He has also performed with the BNI student team Chuck White.
He currently performs with the wonderful improvisational ensemble
Unitard, and the BNW student team Mr. Shrimp. He is
blessed and excited to be one performing with THE OTHERS.
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ROBB MILLER
I don't know what to put in my bio. Well, I did go to college. I attended
the Art Institute for two quarters. I dropped out because...they had
no classes related to sketch comedy! I'm glad I found myself at the
Brave New Workshop where sketch comedy is abundant. I found that "sketch"
comedy and "sketching" are two totally different things!
I participate in both now. Besides being in this sketch comedy show,
I also draw caricatures.
So if you catch me staring at you with a blank look on my face I may
be contemplating how to do you!
Robb is a proud member of THE OTHERS. The show you are about to watch
is a labor of love. Sweet love. NO! Nasty-freaky love. Stinky smelly
flippity-floppity! Bizarre twisted barnyard extraordinary fornicating.
Everyone involved with the show had a part. The show is the offspring
of our crazy comedy orgy.
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JEN SCOTT
Jen started classes at the Brave New Institute
in the spring of 1999. Since then, she's performed with the troupes
Q, Unitard, the Velvet Elvises and Janet Reno's
Little Black Book (long gone but not forgotten). She's also been
featured in productions at the Bryant-Lake Bowl, Theatre in the Round
Players, and at other venues around the Twin Cities, including a stint
as a giant talking sunflower at the Taste of Minnesota. Good times.
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SANDRA YOERKS
Sandra has been involved in musical theater such as Sound of Music,
South Pacific, Oklahoma - in dramas such as Andromache,
Lysistrata, Plenty - in television and radio commercials
- and singing and dancing in amusement parks from Iowa to France.
And yet...she finds none of that to be as terrifying, difficult, or
exhilarating as improvisations. She's thrilled to be in her first
show at the workshop.
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JILL JAMES
(keys)
Jill is very excited to be a part of this wonderfully talented posse.
She has been a cast member of Flanagan's
Wake for the past year and a half and tinkling on the ivories
for BNC shows as well as being Peter Guertin's piano-bitch (understudy)
for the BNW Mainstage. She has recently been seen playing Jesus (Anne)
in "School of Jesus Fish" with the Gaia Collective, and
even more recently playing Jesus on Lake and Hennepin in front of
the Gap.
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ANDY BRYNILDSON
(tech
direction)
Dandy Andy Brynildson is flippin switches and avoiding electrical
shock as he perches himself in the BNW tech booth. Andy has teched
for quite a few BNW shows and apparently will continue to do so until
some kindhearted soul offers him a job devoid of danger. He's also
teching the upcoming Spring 2003 show, "Who
Wants To Bury Joe Millionaire?"
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