Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
We have affordable, high quality shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Our original comedy videos have garnered the national spotlight. We also run the first nationally accredited improv and sketch comedy school in the country. For information on our courses visit the Training Center.
Arthur Meyer
Arthur Meyer, a native Chicagoan, moved to New York in 2006 to perform sketch and improv comedy. Currently, he writes and performs with the sketch comedy groups Pangea 3000 and Two Fun Men, contributes to The Onion, and is on the Harold team Very Good Kiss.
With Pangea 3000 and Two Fun Men, he has performed in five full-length shows at the UCB, as well as other performances at the PIT and Magnet Theaters. He has also performed at the New York, San Francisco, Portland, Austin, Chicago, Toronto, and Washington D.C. sketch comedy festivals.
He will star as Dank in the Worldwide Pants-produced The Greatest Movie Ever Made, coming out in 2012. He appears regularly on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Arthur was a contributing writer for season two of "The Onion News Network." He has also contributed to Electric Literature and he has appeared on Girlhattan and the MLB Fan Cave, as well as WFMU's Seven Second Delay.
He currently directs the UCB Maude team Fambly.
His biggest credit, however, was as a member of the 3-sibling Wilmette, Illinois living room-based sketch comedy show Meyer Kids' Night, performed to his parents weekly.
With Pangea 3000 and Two Fun Men, he has performed in five full-length shows at the UCB, as well as other performances at the PIT and Magnet Theaters. He has also performed at the New York, San Francisco, Portland, Austin, Chicago, Toronto, and Washington D.C. sketch comedy festivals.
He will star as Dank in the Worldwide Pants-produced The Greatest Movie Ever Made, coming out in 2012. He appears regularly on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Arthur was a contributing writer for season two of "The Onion News Network." He has also contributed to Electric Literature and he has appeared on Girlhattan and the MLB Fan Cave, as well as WFMU's Seven Second Delay.
He currently directs the UCB Maude team Fambly.
His biggest credit, however, was as a member of the 3-sibling Wilmette, Illinois living room-based sketch comedy show Meyer Kids' Night, performed to his parents weekly.