Victoria
McGee
Victoria McGee has been doing comedy improv for decades!
She cut her baby improv teeth at the LA Connection, performed at the Comedy Store, and wound up in Arizona performing with Unscrewed Theatre before landing on Maui and hatching Free Range Comedy.
Vicki teaches for Free Range and thanks improvisation and Viola Spolin for a successful marriage to William Hubbard.
William
Hubbard
William Hubbard is a silly man.
His background includes acting for stage, film, television, radio, and animation and improvisation with the Groundlings and Free Range Comedy Maui.
He blames his wife Victoria McGee for his continued silliness in participating in this endeavor.
He does not like cucumbers.
Patrick performs voice acting as a member of The Green Giraffes. Listen to their sketch comedy podcast Free Candy Van. Pat is the vocalist of the band Death To Paulie Shore. Their movie discussion podcast is Watch Movie Do Podcast. He also acts with the Gypsies In A Trunk in their Fairy Tales In The Park shows and is one of the Conejo Improv Players.
Sick of Patrick yet?
Wait until he hits the stage!
Patrick McGrath
Stan
McConnell
Stan has been acting for over twenty years. Stan was bitten by the acting bug while attending law school in Minnesota. This led to his being cast in many Best Buy, and Target, corporate industrial videos until he was finally cast in the pivotal role of “shirtless guy putting Christmas gift under Christmas tree” in a national Target commercial. With so much success, Stan felt compelled to make the move to sunny Southern California where he enrolled in an intensive two year Meisner Method training program. He then took this training to his next big role of “auto mechanic delivering important car repair information” on General Hospital. Stan has done numerous plays in the Ventura County area and is really excited to being doing improv with Free Range.
Gina
Main
Gina Main is a serious actor. Gina fine-tuned her acting craft at the Joanne Baron and D.W. Brown School for Very Serious Actors located on the sun-tan-oiled shores of Santa Monica. She applied her impeccable Meisner training as a regular on the Jay Leno show where she appeared in short bits designed to humiliate her in new and exciting ways. She went on to invite humiliation through stand-up at the Comedy Store and now improv with Free Range.
Gina fears asses that are lame and penguins.
David got his start in stand-up comedy at open mic nights in the Early 90’s. After a Brief hiatus of 30 years for a marriage, raising two boys, and a divorce, he began performing improv. When asked about what he likes best about improv, he said “It gives all my inner voices a chance to express themselves. They like that. Also, it’s a great companion to traditional therapy.”
Ann joined Free range Comedy in 2019. You wouldn’t have seen her in anything except for a Hallmark Hall of Fame Special but if you blinked too fast, you missed her. But, she was really good...really. Okay, maybe not.
If you would like to be friends with Ann, you can endear yourself by delivering a pun or a terrible joke in her presence.
Mary
Comstock
John
Comstock
Linda has been involved in Theatre Arts longer than most of you have been alive. She studied with world renowed acting teacher, Sandford Meisner in New York, and after coming out to California she continued in local theatre as well as standup comedy, apprearing at the Improv and Comedy Store.
She is now involved in Improv and laughing all the way to Costco.
Linda
Habif
John
McMarble
John is blessed. As the youngest of six children, John quickly discovered his gift for annoying people. As an attorney, he dedicated his life to mastering the art. Through improv, he is leveraging this superpower to irritate entire audiences.
Come see John impose his life’s work on Free Range.
Ann
Shuck
David
Villalon
Bruce believes Jimmy Buffet had it right when he wrote “If we couldn’t laugh, we would all go insane.”
He has been entertaining audiences for the last 25 years. The retired Madison Avenue ad exec has been seen in commercials for Toyota, Schick and Norms restaurants, an occasional bit on Kimmel and Conan, countless commuunuty theater musicals and plays, and his barbershop quartet, Generation Gap.
He can occasionally be seen as The Great El Moldo…the world’s thirteenth greatest magicican.
Bruce
Schroffel
Penni T.
Blum
Penni returned to acting after taking a 30 year break to raise her family. In recent years, she has been found performing on many Productions across Ventura County.
During her marvelous, but overdue, jaunt she stumbled across this incredible Coop. Inside this Coop she found some of the funniest and creative Chickens that she ever saw. She said to herself “Hey, I want to hang out with these silly, but very cool, Free Range Chickens!” and that’s exactly what she did. She’s been flapping her wings with excitement ever since!
John has been performing and teaching improv since the 90’s. Starting with The LA Connection, he went on to work with many other groups including Jump Cut’s Improvised Movie, and his own team Merge Left.
John also has a fifth degree black belt in Jujitsu. He dares you not to laugh during a Free Range show… go on, he dares you.
Sharon started acting as soon as she was able to get her mother's attention out of the kitchen to watch her dance on the fence in the backyard. She's appeared in theater productions at Ventura College, at the old Plaza Players, at the Elite Theater, and most recently at the Ojai Art Center in the production of Steel Magnolias. She discovered improv a few years ago and is still learning so much and having so much fun.
Sharon would like to thank The Electric Light Orchestra...especially the entire flute section.
Sharon Reinhold
This classic, native California is a dark red with a purple-ruby hue when swirled or twirled. Originating from the Los Angeles area, but recently relocated to Ventura, the nose is expressive, with concentrated aromas of a classically trained actor, dancer, and singer. Each sip is met with a touch of sweetness and refreshing effervescence. Pairs best with with an indulgent chocolate treat, Taco Tuesday, or as the perfect accompaniment to a night of comedy with Free Range. Cheers!
Lindsay
Styler
John started studying improv on 24 May 2010 in Ventura and was laid off from his scientific job a day later. Was that a sign? Since that time he's worked with several troupes, including Wing Nuts in Camarillo and Merge Left in Calabasas, and is now honored to be uncaged with Free Range. When not improvising on stage you can find him racing on rally stages as a co-driving national champion, teaching Computer Science classes at Cal Lutheran, or annoying his piano with his attempts at playing.
"For me, the best improv is about relationships, and the best relationships and humor come from those unplanned turns that improv uncovers. Enjoy the show!"
John
Dillon
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