"Well behaved women rarely make history."
-Laurel Thatcher Ulrich

THE GIRLS

Complete resumes & headshots on their websites:
SUZANNE KEILLY & KIRSTEN ROETERS

Suzanne Keilly has been writing and performing for the past few years at numerous theaters including the Groundlings and Acme Comedy Theatre. She was Managing Director and member of the Foundry Theatre Works where she had a number of her shortplays produced. She spent two years as a member of the critically acclaimed improv troupe Misfit Toys. On the silver screen she was seen in the Sundance hit BETTER LUCK TOMORROW, Angus Oblong's film DELIRIOUSLY JEN, YOU CAN HEAL YOUR LIFE starring Louise Hay, and as a regular on G4's Code Monkeys. Her very successful series of darkly comedic one-act plays entitled Waltzing with Death is recently closed in Los Angeles. (Suzanne's website)

Kirsten Roeters is a classically trained actress with over a decade of improv under her belt. Her stage work spans the coast from Mark Taper New Work Festival in LA to San Francisco's Magic Theatre. Improv & sketch highlights: Groundlings, Improv Olympic, and the Fake Gallery & Fake Radio Players. Recent TV & film credits include the FOREGETTING SARAH MARSHAL, FREEDOM WRITERS, Ghost Whisperer (CBS), Carnivale(HBO), voices for Minoriteam (Cartoon Network) and Code Monkeys(G4) , Dramatic Conclusions (pilot, dir. Bob Goldthwaite), mulitiple indie films, and a bunch of commercials that you’ve probably TiVo-ed right through. (Kirsten's website)

THE SHOW
Suzanne Keilly & Kirsten Roeters began performing regularly together a few years ago at the Groundlings Theatre and weekly at the FAKE Gallery in Los Angeles, California. Their quirky, brainy, sexy style brought followers in droves, and garnered multiple requests for a full-length production. Since then they have been seen live around the country, and on the big screen in Montreal, Ireland, Los Angeles, Chech Republic, and Paris (given the Grand Prix by director Claude Chabrol). Mixing up the funny, the macabre, and the girly, they ask pressing social questions like "Does this sketch make me look fat?"

Both Keilly and Roeters have extensive backgrounds as stage actors and improvisers, and their sketches are predominately created through the haphazard process of spinning well-created characters dangerously out of control, giving their scripted work a seldom-seen spontaneity that takes comedic hairpin turns from careless fun into the darkest places of human nature. Not like, Rwanda or anything. More like the unremitting despair that comes from outgrowing a month-old pair of Lucky jeans, or realizing that your sister is prettier than you, or Bosnia.

GUEST PERFORMERS
Stephen "Steve" Hurley performed with the girls in the multiple runs of Lather. Rinse. Repeat. He was Voted “Boston's Best College Comedian” two years in a row, Steve also founded The Sketch Society which was declared “Boston's Best Sketch Comedy Group” by Boston Magazine. Since moving to LA, Steve has helped produce weekly sketch shows at The Fake Gallery. Steve's stand up career has included tours with Adam Sandler, David Spade and Jamie Foxx.

Chris Hobbs performed with the girls in the multiple runs of Lather. Rinse. Repeat. He is a comedian/singer-songwriter/sketch performer. You may have seen him doing stand up around the country or on Comedy Central and A&E. He has been opened shows for Laura Kightlinger, Janeane Garofalo even Bill Hicks. His band, "The Yin Yang Kitty's", has performed and recorded with members of the pop group "Cake" and hard core punk rockers "Seven Seconds." Chris writes and performs sketches regularly at the Fake Gallery in Hollywood. He has tried to stop performing but can't.

Ted Raimi performed with the girls at the Chicago Sketchfest. He has starred in TV series including Xena: Warrior Princess and SeaQuest. His film career includes the Spider-Man movies, The Grudge, The Evil Dead, and so many SciFi things that (as girls) Keilly and Roeters don't have the attention span to list them all.

David Eilenberg performed with the girls at the Toronto Sketchfest. He graduated from Harvard University where he wrote for The Harvard Lampoon and Hasty Pudding Theatricals. He received a screen writing M.F.A. from USC School of Cinema-Television, where his thesis screenplay ASH received unanimous honors. His numerous writing & producing credits include Da Ali G Show, God or the Girl, DisMissed, The Apprentice, and The Weakest Link, as well as scores of screenplays, stage plays and pilot scripts. He currently works at Mark Burnett Productions as the head of development and current programming.