FRIDAY NIGHTS 9pm (All Ages)
SATURDAY NIGHTS 9pm (BLUE show - ADULTS ONLY)
May 18-26, 2012
Admission $15. Call now to reserve your tickets (425) 881-6777 or Click Here

NEVER SEE THE SAME SHOW TWICE... because you, the audience, decide what we do onstage.
Your suggestions craft our show!

Join us for "Family Friendly Fridays" when all of the actions is PG-13....or spice it up with "Sinful Saturdays" featuring the wildly popular Split 2nd Blue Show where anything can happen (and often does.)

• Makes a great night out for any event or occasion

• 10% off your tickets if you bring a group of 10 or more

• 20% off your tickets if you bring a group of 20 or more

• Want to have an Improv workshop for you and some friends? Call us and we can set up a first rate Improv instructor for you here at our theater! It's fun and great for all ages!

Click here to see some great pictures of our improvisers
 at Redmond's Saturday Market!

MEET THE PLAYERS

Robert Bogue: Robert is the founder and artistic director of Split 2nd Improv, and holds a BS in theater arts from Southern Utah University where he also performed with the Tony award winning Utah Shakespearean Festival. He is originally from Utah, where he performed and directed at many regional theaters as well as appearances in independent film and the television series Touched by an Angel and Unsolved Mysteries.

Robert has been with SecondStory Rep since the 3rd season. Some of Roberts favorite roles at SSR include Harry Brock in “Born Yesterday”, Alfred Dolittle in “My Fair Lady”, Orsino “Twelfth Night” Papa Bear in “Goldilocks”, and Himself in “Complete Wrks of Shakespeare Abrgd”, “Complete History of America”, and “Complete Word of God”.

Robert has also enjoyed directing several mainstage and Theater for Young Audiences shows at SSR. Favorites include “Lend Me a Tenor”, “A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum, “Misery”, “Last of the Red Hot Lovers”, “Kind Hearts and Coronets”, “The Brave Little Tailor”, “Cinderella”, “Elves and the Shoemaker”, and “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” and “The Rocky Horror Show.”

Robert is also a proud member of the renaissance improv team No Parchment Needed.

Melinda Wallace: Melinda is one of SSR's founding company members and has played with Split 2nd Improv...ohhh, a lot. If you are present at an improv show that she is playing in, it will mean you will have seven years of good luck

Sara Trowbridge: Sara enjoys flexing her creative muscles whenever possible with Split 2nd Improv. She loves working with such talented people, and hopes that you enjoy watching as much as she enjoys playing. Sara is a Washington native, and earned her BA in Theater Performance at Central Washington University.

Hayden Hiebert: Hayden has been performing for local audiences since graduating from WWU in 2001 and has been performing in Improv troupes across Washington since 1998. As well as performing for Split Second Improv, he is also a member of a renaissance themed improv troupe known as No Parchment Needed. In addition, Hayden enjoys acting in scripted projects and some favorite acting roles include Adam from The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged), Captain Lombard from And Then There Were None and Rooster from Annie. Hayden would like to thank his friends, family, and fellow theater folk for their continued (yet misguided) support.

Emily Glad: Emily's improv life started in the Training Center at the Second City-Detroit, back in 2006. Since then, she has been seen in Seattle performing on the Wing-It Production's stage in "Explorer's Club" and "Unspeakable Horrors", and on the Unexpected Productions stage in, "Improvise Your Own Adventure" and "The Improvised Man". Currently, she can be seen performing with Human Prop(aganda), which makes it's home in Capitol Hill. She is proud to be a member of Split Second Improv, bringing the laughs to Redmond on a regular basis, and wishes everybody the freedom and joy that comes from saying, "yes, and!"

G. Allen Todd (Buddy): Buddy is a transplant from Spokane, recently appearing as “Simon” in Hayfever at Renton Civic Theatre. In addition to Split 2nd Improv, Buddy is also a member of “No Parchment Needed”, an improve troupe that specifically performs for renaissance fairs. Buddy holds a BA in Theater from Eastern Washington University, where he has assistant taught Music and Dance for four years.

Robyne De Jong: Robyne has been with Split 2nd for four years. She's performed in kids' shows and mainstage here at SecondStory, and has enjoyed a career doing musical theater, interactive dinner comedies, TV, and film nationwide.

Geri Silcox: Geri is a skilled singer and dancer, and has appeared in many regional theater and dance productions. At SSR she has been seen is shows such as “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, “The Nightingale”, and “Kind Hearts and Coronets” just to name a few.

Kenadi Silcox: Kenadi is the youngest performing member of Split 2nd Improv, but has also been seen at SSR in several mainstage and theater for young audiences productions. She has performed throughout the region and is currently a member of the cheer squad at Lynwood Highschool.

Mario Gomez: Mario Gomez is an improviser originally from Mexico City. He moved to Seattle in 2007 and started improvising in 2008. He usually plays with Unexpected Productions and Split Second Improv. He has performed in the Seattle area, Redmond, Bellingham, and Portland. Most recently, Mario produced and directed DreamTales, an improvised show based on dreams and symbols, with his group "The Fool."

Danny Miller: Danny has been acting on the SecondStory stage since 2002, and finally threw the scripts away for a shot at Improv in 2007 with the formation of this group. He has also served on the SSR Board of Directors since 2004.

Steven Hochteil: Steven is a graduate from Fullerton College. He was recently casted as the Levi in "Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat" and Captain of the Guards in "Man of La Mancha." His other roles include Larry in "Burn This", Stolckholem Jones in "Untitled", Bejart in "La Bet", and Skelly Manor in "Rimers of Eldritch." He would like to thank his family and friends for all their support. He would also like to thank his lovely fiancé for supporting every moment of his acting career.

Tim Harahan