A founding member of Endgames Impov, Max has performed in the bay area since 2007, and currently plays with Endgames team the Recchia. He is an instructor and director for the company, and coaches Endgames house teams.

Having participated in his college's improv club for one semester, Scott made the unfortunate decision to wait seven years before performing again. Trained through Endgames Improv and iO Chicago Summer Intensive, Scott is happy to join the Endgames main stage team The Recchia and house Harold team Patchwork.

Chris Blair is an improviser. He has trained in both San Francisco and Chicago with many schools, including iO, Bats, and UCB (and performing on several of their stages). He now plays on the EndGames main-stage team The Recchia Originally teaching and performing with FRISCO, Chris was one of the founders of Endgames. He is also the creator of the web series Tragedy Club.

Keara has a BA in Drama from San Francisco State University. She has been doing Improv for over four years. She performs weekly with The Recchia in Your F@#ked Up Relationsip, and with Vagina Jones as much as possible, and she will be appearing next year in Improv Against Humanity. She has appeared in Improv Festivals across the country, including The San Francisco Improv Festival, The LA Improv Festival, and the Del Close Marathon in NYC to name a few.

Andy Feldman discovered Endgames after taking a six week, life-changing London trip in 2013 and deciding to broaden his horizons even further upon his return. He has never looked back. He has performed with former Endgames house team There's Hope and indie team Carlos Hey Carlos. He is an avid screenwriter and playwright, occasionally bringing his darkly comic visions to the Endgames stage with his Twilight Zone-inspired anthology series, Imagine if You Will. Andy can currently be seen in Daytime Talk at Night, heard with The Podestrians on their live podcasts, and tolerated as Thunderdome host Ricky Rampage.

Dustin is an improviser, writer and actor. He's been studying and playing in the SF Community since 2014. He's trained with Endgames, Improv Boston and The Magnet Theatre in NYC. You can see Dustin performing Musical Improv with Flash Mob Musical Fridays in San Francisco.

Dan started learning improv in Los Angeles a long time ago and studied at UCB, the Miles Stroth Workshop (before it became Pack Theater), and Improv Bootcamp. Eventually, he moved to San Francisco and started taking classes and performing with Endgames. He was on the Harold teams Paint Dept. and Driftstone, which is when he started to think he was good at improv. Dan still performs with the very fun team Zipper Dipper.

Whitney started taking improv classes at UCB in LA despite her initial thinking that she would hate it. Spoiler alert: she liked It! After moving to SF, she kept training with Endgames Improv and eventually began performing regularly with the house Harold team, Driftstone and other teams, BeefTeef and Caboose. She has performed at SF Sketchfest and continues to play with the Recchia on Friday nights.

Jeff has been improvising for more than a decade after first getting his start at UCB New York back in 2012. When he returned to the Bay Area from Brooklyn in 2017, he joined the Endgames community through classes, performing, coaching indie and house teams, and now teaching. In San Francisco, he’s performed with Big Picnic, Chivalry Club, The Confessional, and Your F***ed Up Relationship.

Kaitlyn Cornell is a writer and comedy actor hailing from the Bay Area, California. She’s been performing improv since she was 17 and has worked as a writer on multiple web series including The Next Door Horror as well as the company sketch team, The Examined Life at Endgames Theater in San Francisco. Specializing in satire, she has a degree from San Francisco State in Theater and Political Science. Additionally, she has extensively trained and performed on the mainstages at The Second City, Chicago, UCB, The Pack Theater and A.C.T. San Francisco.

Cody Frost started exploring improv at a Leela summer drop-in class in 2013. Since then, Cody has completed courses at Leela and Endgames in San Francisco, as well as All Out Comedy in Oakland. He was on the Leela P.I.E. team That One Troupe for from 2014 to 2017 and has been on various indie teams throughout the Bay Area, including Improv All Stars and Rainbow Grocery. Cody currently performs, coaches, and teaches at All Out, and teaches at drop-ins for Endgames. He also hosts the ETC Jam every Sunday at Endgames' new theater, ETC Prime.

Dylan Ray is a comedian, host, and producer known for his unhinged performances and unique blend of standup, improv, and sketch comedy. After countless teams and comedy festivals, he's ready to branch out and bring fresh creativity to stage and screen.