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Brett Elam began studying acting and improv in 2007, right around the
time that the New York Knicks were putting together their most
disastrous season in years. He quickly learned that he loved the rush
he felt onstage, much the way Wilson Chandler must have felt when he
stepped onto the court dressed in blue and orange. For the past few
years, Brett has been lucky enough to perform with Michael Pizza at
the legendary iO Theater (although probably not as legendary as
Madison Square Garden) and has had the honor of playing a few small
roles in commercials and movies. Brett looks forward to each and every
show he does with Michael Pizza and hopes that Carmelo Anthony finds
the same rhythm with Amare Stoudemire that Brett has found with Ben,
Josh and Eric. Brett hopes that people will continue to come see his
"no nonsense" improv shows and support whatever "no nonsense" film or
television projects he attempts because, as legendary coach Jeff Van
Gundy once said, "nonsense is always a distraction".

Eric began improv comedy in the small town of Murray, Kentucky. While he had no idea what it was or how to do it, he and his friend ended up winning a state title in improvisational duo. It would be the only state title he would win, despite playing several sports. At college Eric joined the improv group Community Floss (named after a towel passed around a men's locker room) and would also create the So ILL Comedy Festival that has been running for 5 years now. Since moving to Chicago Eric has been performed and studied at iO Theater, Second City, CIC Theater and Comedysportz. Currently he can be seen performing with iO teams, Michael Pizza and The Late 90s, the CIC team Rainbow Deli and running lights and tech over at Comedysportz. Eric wants to thank the MP dudes for being so dumb with him and his amazing wife who is his biggest fan and life coach.