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.
Don Fanelli
Don has studied improv under many solid folks at the UCB, such as Chris Gethard, Will Hines, Anthony King, Michael Delaney, Neil Casey, Zach Woods, Erik Tanouye, Dyna Moe, Charlie Todd, Charlie Sanders, Becky Drysdale, and Mr. Jordan Klepper.
He is also a graduate of the William Esper Studio, having studied with Bill Esper in the two year acting intensive.
UCB Theatre credits include The Chris Gethard Show, ( ), The Movie, Cops & Robbers, Sketch Cram, The Brooks Brothers Clambake, A Harry Potter Musical, and former Harold Teams: The Opera, dybbuk, Standard Oil, and Still Mike. Don can be seen performing often with his indie teams: Fuck That Shit! (A Comedy Team), Dreadnought, and Sabonis, winner of the 2011 3x3 Tournament.
Don has perfomed at the NY Sketchfest and Chicago's Just for Laughs Festival, and has appeared on Spike, Comedy Central, TruTV, and in various College Humor and LandlineTV videos. His pilot, Trying, which he co-wrote with Laura Willcox, was winner of the Creative Control Web Series competition.
Don is excited to play with Sandino on Harold Night and Gramps on Maude Night.
Diddy personally gave him the nickname, Luther, with no explanation. So he will answer to that now.
He is also a graduate of the William Esper Studio, having studied with Bill Esper in the two year acting intensive.
UCB Theatre credits include The Chris Gethard Show, ( ), The Movie, Cops & Robbers, Sketch Cram, The Brooks Brothers Clambake, A Harry Potter Musical, and former Harold Teams: The Opera, dybbuk, Standard Oil, and Still Mike. Don can be seen performing often with his indie teams: Fuck That Shit! (A Comedy Team), Dreadnought, and Sabonis, winner of the 2011 3x3 Tournament.
Don has perfomed at the NY Sketchfest and Chicago's Just for Laughs Festival, and has appeared on Spike, Comedy Central, TruTV, and in various College Humor and LandlineTV videos. His pilot, Trying, which he co-wrote with Laura Willcox, was winner of the Creative Control Web Series competition.
Don is excited to play with Sandino on Harold Night and Gramps on Maude Night.
Diddy personally gave him the nickname, Luther, with no explanation. So he will answer to that now.