Heather Meyer is an extremely flexible writer and performer. Frequently throughout each day Heather can be seen talking to herself, these “mini-performances” are what started the on-line trend that is Twitter. It all started after some hipsters became tired of following Heather around the Twin Cities listening to her witty and irreverent observations The hipsters met up with some geeks at an unspecified bus stop and developed the Internet phenomenon Twitter, to mimic the “mini-self-talking-performances” of Heather Meyer. Originally named, “What Else Is This Woman Saying When No One is Listening?” the website quickly changed it’s name to Twitter when advanced marketing consultants decided that was more fun to say and way easier to spell.

John McConville is from Hudson, WI and is delighted to have an excuse to cross the river to entertain you fine people. A graduate of UW River Falls, spent four and half years pretending to be studious to the point of duping the college to confer a degree upon him. Now he is dedicated to focusing his energy to duping audiences outside of the collegiate realm that he is funny. He appreciates you being here and hopes you fall for his façade.

Rachel Teagle, director, playwright, and comedian, grew up in the Silicon Valley and graduated from Carleton College in 2008 with a degree in Theater. She threw herself into the Minneapolis theater scene with “Orange: a farce (about terrorism)” in last year’s Fringe and has since been working with such swell folks as the Workhaus Collective, Theater Unbound’s 24 Hour Play Project, Women Stand-Up!, Bedlam Theatre, and interning in the Literary Department of the Guthrie. If she were a Panda Sandwich, she’d eat the crust first.

Ben Egerman is an actor/writer/director who moved to Minneapolis in June of 2008 immediately after graduating from Carleton College. His hobbies and interests include stand-up comedy, gadgetry, long walks on the beach, beer, puppies, playing banjo, and gay stuff.