Ken Lafrance: Started stand up in the mid-90's. Movie Pitchers and all of the old Stand up haunts. Won Amberjack 500 comedy contest. (Used to do lots of them) Started with Brown! in 2000
	Kelli Rosher: With a background in theater it only makes sense that Kelli would be a part of the Brown Improv.  Originally a member of Brown from 96-97, Kelli took an 11 year hiatus where she taught and ran a high school based improv troupe.  Through the wonders of social networking however she found herself back where she started with a fresh outlook on improv and more spunk than ever.
	Jonathan Christensen: likes turtles...
	Bob Murrell: has been doing standup since early 2009 in New Orleans, where he has performed all over town and featured at Carrollton Station, 12 Bar, Avenue Pub, Lost Love Lounge and Bayou Beer Garden. Bob has also been seen in The Wedding Singer and Damn Yankees at Le Petit Theatre, Singin' In The Rain at Rivertown Rep, and Spooky Dog and The Teenage Gang Mysteries and Socrates Took the Easy Way Out at Le Chat Noir. Bob does a variety of impressions, voices, and can do that weird eye-brow dance.
	Gant Laborde: is a multifaceted performer by nature.  He first took the stage in high school with his original band "Neon Black" and even served as one of the King's guards a performance of the Opera Aïda at Mahalia Jackson theater.  Around that time he began attending Brown's earliest days at Movie Pitchers Theater.  Since then, Gant has run many successful media websites, including one that broke the top 100k websites of the internet in 2004 and 2005, as well as performed in various sketches.  Outside of computer games, hacking, and holding down a day job; Gant looks forward to performing every Saturday with Brown!
	Mike Weldon: is like any comic he feels he was born to make people laugh. He learned that he could do impressions at an early age and has amassed a rather large number of voices, the famous and infamous. He does stars from Hollywood, cartoon characters,politicians, as well as people he has met in real life. Mike started his career back in the late eighties when he won a comedy contest in North Carolina and hit the stage running. He got a couple of T.V spots ( To Be A Star-TNN, The New Original Armature Hour-The Family Channel, Two Drink Minni um-Comedy Central). Mike felt he was on his way when he had to come off the road because of medical reasons. During this time he got himself healthy and strong and worked on Radio and still got to do some comedy. The call of the comedy life was just to strong and Mike loved to make people laugh so he got back on the stage and got his timing back. Mike is now headlining clubs like Bonkerz,Improv,Coconuts,NY Comedy Clubs in Fl.,Charter Talent,as well as being seen on America's Got Talent Mike is like a crazy wonderful guide into a world where things don't have to be taken so seriously.