Andrew Baldwin (he/him) is a musician, comedian, and writer from Wisconsin. Since moving to Chicago, he has trained at The Second City Conservatory and The Annoyance. In addition to performing improv and sketch throughout Chicago, he has performed as an understudy for The Second City's 110th mainstage show Do The Right Thing, No Worries If Not, teaches at Annoyance Theatre, and is an ensemble member of Shamilton, Baby Wants Candy, and Satirical Race Theory. Sometimes he can still be spotted playing percussion around the city to feel like he isn’t wasting his music degrees. Represented by Grossman & Jack Talent. Instagram: @andrew_on_drums

George Elrod (he/they) is a member of The Second City's National Touring Company (GreenCo). He wrote and performed in The Second City's first original LGBTQ sketch revue, Salute to Pride: Not Safe for Werk. TV credits include HBO's Somebody Somewhere. Other Chicago comedy credits include: Bob Curry Fellowship (NBCUniversal/The Second City), Deck the Hallmark (The Second City), Let's Make it Perfectly Queer (The Second City), and Comet (iO Chicago). George is from Little Rock, Arkansas and is an alumnus of DePaul University. They are represented by Grossman & Jack Talent.

Chas Lilly (he/him) is a Chicago-based actor, writer, and improviser from the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He's been a regular performer at various Chicago improv theaters for years, but these days he's usually found playing with his friends at Logan Square Improv. In his free time, he loves teaching classes and producing music for the bevy of talented local artists who come through Ersatz Records. For business inquiries, contact chaslilly89@gmail.com. 

Phylicia McLeod (she/her) is an improviser, writer, voice over actress, and teacher based in Chicago, IL. She began her comedy career at The Second City Chicago and completed the conservatory and Bob Curry Fellowship programs. You can hear her as she co-hosts the podcast Unlearning or in her head learning how to read Tarot cards.

Cat Savage (she/her) is delighted to perform with The Second City! A Massachusetts native, she moved to Chicago after graduating from Brown University with a B.A. in History and Gender Studies. She is a proud graduate of The Second City Training Center’s Conservatory and Severn Darden Graduate Program, as well as iO’s training program. She has performed with her team, Artemis, and in the Armando Diaz Experience at iO. Thank you to her dog nephew Chance for always believing in her. She is represented by BMG Talent. Follow her on Twitter: @CatharineSavage

Annie Sullivan (she/they) is a writer, performer, and all-around sweetheart originally from Kansas City and an alumnus of Columbia College Chicago. She is a cast member of The Second City's National Touring Company, as well as a performer on the improv team Devil's Daughter and a member of Annoyance Theatre's weekly sketch show, HOLY F*CK. Follow them on Instagram @whitemystery95 or follow her on the streets of Chicago.

Jeff Griggs (he/him) is the author of the book Guru: My Days with Del Close and a director, performer, and teacher at The Second City. He is a faculty member of The Second City Film School and a professor at DePaul University and Columbia College. He has performed improv and sketch at theaters around the world and is a current director for The Second City National Touring Company.

Michael Oldham (he/him) is a composer and pianist who weaves artwork, story, and imagination into his work. Whether experimenting with looping videos on Instagram as the “parts” of a piece that anyone can play (Music In Segments – 2018), utilizing repeating gif images of old silent films as inspiration for a twelve-movement work (Music In Gifs – 2019), translating great works of art into music (Suggestion Box: Art – 2020, The Egon Schiele Pieces – 2021), writing art songs, musical theater, pop songs, or commercial ad work, Michael’s thirst for unusual storytelling through music is never quenched.

Rebecca Gilman (she/her) divides her time between stage managing, directing, and acting. Since arriving in Chicago, she has stage managed the world premiere of Malapert Love with the Artistic Home (2023 Jeff Award for Best New Work) and has been working as a stage manager for The Second City and iO Theater. Rebecca received her B.A. in theater from UAA in 2015. Directing credits include Little Women: The Musical (2021), Grounded (2021), and The Crucible (2019) with the Kenai Performers. Favorite acting credits include Missy Miller in The Marvelous Wonderettes (Addie Camp Dining Car, 2022), Maxine in Night of the Iguana (UAA Theatre and Dance 2014), and Sister Aloysius in Doubt: A Parable (TTR 2014).  Favorite stage management credits are Gravidity (TTR 2014 and VTC 2014) along with [title of show] (2013), Other Desert Cities (2015), Antony and Cleopatra (2016), and The Great American Trailer Park Musical (2017) at Cyrano’s Theatre Company.