Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre has affordable, comedy shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Watch the best improv, sketch and standup in the country. Our original comedy video productions 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.
Will Storie
Will grew up around Austin and developed his interest in acting at Sam Bass Community Theatre. He moved to New York for school (NYU 08) and began his studies at the UCBT in Fall 2005. Will performed on Harold Night with The Bishop and before that, Raynard. He's played a lot of cool kids and friendly young nerds for various internet/TV promos, videos for The Colbert Report, College Humor and Landline TV, and segments for the renegade talk show Late Night Republic, for which he also wrote. In August 2011 Will made his directorial debut with HEADS, a comedy for the New York International Fringe Fest, cast with top-notch UCB talent.
Will can be seen in the new Whit Stillman film, Damsels in Distress. Most recently, he's playing the lead role in an independently produced feature-length heist comedy, with all-improvised dialogue, in production this fall.
Will contributed illustrations to the book Things Stoned People Say.
Will's other interests include Presidential history, the NBA, coaching improv, stage time with his improv groups Shark Tank, The Strangers and Zuleyka, and his own doodly artwork, which he makes everywhere, all the time.
Will can be seen in the new Whit Stillman film, Damsels in Distress. Most recently, he's playing the lead role in an independently produced feature-length heist comedy, with all-improvised dialogue, in production this fall.
Will contributed illustrations to the book Things Stoned People Say.
Will's other interests include Presidential history, the NBA, coaching improv, stage time with his improv groups Shark Tank, The Strangers and Zuleyka, and his own doodly artwork, which he makes everywhere, all the time.