Kathleen Puls Andrade (Actor/Playwright) has been an actor, improviser, voiceover, writer and teacher in Chicago for several years.  In 2009 she premiered the original show Journey to the Center of the Uterus™: Adventures Infertility!, a poignant comedy based on her own roller coaster experiences with infertility. Kathleen was asked to create an original audio blog, Journey to the Center of the Uterus™, especially for FertilityAuthority.com and has contributes regularly. She can also be seen in Put the Nuns in Charge!, the hilarious long running sequel to Late Nite Catechism at the Royal George Theatre in Chicago. Kathleen also performs regularly with the Chicago Comedy Company writing and performing original sketch and improv for corporations around the country and in Chicago.  She is a member of SAG/AFTRA, with numerous voiceover credits to her name. And, in addition to having a “Masters” in comedy from Second City, The Annoyance and IO, she has also taught improvisation at The Second City, along with improv and voiceover workshops at Baylor University, U of I, In Forte (among others) and teaches voiceover at Bosco Productions in Chicago where she uses improvisation as a tool to help with the creative process. Kathleen is proud to be the creator and producer of the Funny Women Fest, which ran from August 2000 to August 2004. This unique event showcased the talents of women as educators, performers, writers and producers of comedy and improvisation and attracted women from all over the world.  Visit Kathleen at www.kathleenpuls.com and www.journeytouterus.com for more information.  She is represented for voiceover exclusively by Innovative Artists, Chicago and William Morris Endeavor, Los Angeles and by Big Mouth Talent for On Camera.

Marshall Stern has been a musician for 38 years playing drums, bass, rhythm guitar and doing lead and background vocals at one time or another during that span. As a talented songwriter/ musician, Marshall worked as a professional songwriter contracted by a subsidiary of Warner Chappel and many of Marshall 's songs appear on albums by Nashville recording artists and on other albums across the country and internationally. He is also a professional actor having appeared in many theatrical productions.  Marshall has been performing and teaching Improv since 1986 and has received many awards and honors in that field as well. Some of the highlights of his Improv career include; receiving a Ruth Sweet Award for excellence in theatrical education, having his Improv troupe chosen to be the first to appear at the prestigious Humana Festival and being voted the best performing arts group in the Nashville Scene Readers poll in 2001. Marshall is a former director of The Players Workshop of The Second City. He sings with the Frozen Robins as well and has produced, directed, and performed in the Music City production of MUSICAL! the musical, where he was also the Artistic Director of One Hand Clapping. He is currently Artistic Director of Chicago Improv Associates and part of the duo that produces the Zenprov podcast.