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Cheryl PackCheryl Pack is a technical trainer/course designer by day and an improviser by night. She completed the Bovine training courses in late 2009, but she has been doing her own form of improv since she could talk. Formalized improv has led her on a fun and fascinating journey into theater life. Cheryl has performed with various teams around town including the Bovine house team Maude, Stephen Wilder’s team Playground Mafia, The YesLab house team, and DosChicas with Linnea Brutlag. She has experience in short and long form improv. Currently addicted to improv workshops, she takes as many as her time and pocketbook will allow. In early 2010, Cheryl performed in the hit Bovine show “Denver’s Next Improv Star” where she endured until the semi-finals. In 2011, she played the Nurse in the sold out show "Redneck Romeo & Juliet" at the Dangerous theater. Currently, she is performing with the Bovine house team "Have a Nice Play" and at The Voodoo Comedy Playhouse as part of "The Secret Service" team. Cheryl believes that if you say “yes” to life you are rewarded with unexpected adventure. More info...Benjamin PalinBen began improvising like most in his generation, by poorly attempting short form in high school, in the suburbs of San Diego, California. He then attended CU, where he was an original member of their team Left Right TIM. Now, Ben is psyched to be in his first ever Bovine Production. So Psyched! More info... Elizabeth Parkshas completed all of her higher education in exotic Ohio. Elizabeth finally traveled abroad to live in both Switzerland and France and study at Rabelais. She has acted and directed for the Playwrights Showcase and performed at The Aurora Fox, Impulse Theater and Germinal Stage Denver. Currently, Elizabeth works and teaches at Red Rocks Community College. More info...Don PatarinoAfter being turned down to pursue his dream job as a Laker Girl, Don turned to improv. A proud graduate of Players Workshop West (#17), he is now focused on coming up with the next great acronym as well as trying to understand why the word abbreviated is so long. Don's next dream gig is to star as the crab Sebastian in the Little Mermaid. More info...Traci PattersonTraci stumbled upon improv in Chicago, where she lived down the street from I.O. After graduating from the I.O. Training Center and performing with two wonderful independent troupes, Traci developed asthma and moved to Denver. She's ecstatic to have the opportunity to continue her love for improv at the Bovine. More info... Missy PearThis is Missy’s first time performing improv for an audience. She has loved working and laughing with such a wild group and has taken on every kind of role, from a baby to a goofy teenager to a sexy siren. Yay! More info...Erin PettyErin has had a passion and love for the theatre and the arts for as long as she can remember. She has been attending plays and musicals since she moved to Colorado from Texas in 1994. She decided to pursue a career in theatre after she saw "Wicked", her first Broadway musical as a high school graduate. She graduated from the University of Colorado of Colorado Springs in December 2009 with her BA in Visual and Performing Arts. She volunteered for the various theatre departments while in college. She acquired a Stage Management Internship for 2 shows with the Denver Center Theater Company for 4 months for their 2010-2011 season. She later acquired a Assistant Stage Manager/Run Crew position with the Paragon Theatre Company for their show, "The Pride". Acting will always be her second love and she is so happy and blessed to be working for the Bovine Metropolis Theatre in the great city of Denver. "All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players"-William Shakespeare More info...Susan PfeifferSusan Pfeiffer graduated from Wittenberg University in Ohio a long, long time ago where her degree in Business and Economics laid the foundation for her eventual and natural transition to Improv! After buying her Level 1 class with a Groupon (which is what people in the suburbs, like Susan, use to venture out of their bubble), she was hooked and decided she would make the commitment to graduate with honors (since she fell just short of that in college). She is proud to be graduating in Class 52 with such a talented class and has the distinct honor of finishing oldest in her class. You can find Susan performing regularly with her own house team for her husband and 3 kids! More info...Tien PhamI was born in Vietnam in 1983. I didn't come to the States, Aurora, CO, until I was 7 years old. I've always had an itching to being in front of an audience with a creative element. Now I've found my calling, improv. I stumbled on the Bovine Metropolis Theater 2 years ago and I've had the improv bug bite ever since. More info...Scott PiebengaScott Piebenga is a graduate of the Bovine School of Improv (Class 52, Susan and Her Magic 8 Ball). He has also been a member of Bovine house teams Alpha Squad, SansScript Players, and Dungeon Cave. He was a cast member of 2011's Biography: Life as a Comedy. Prior to arriving in Denver, Scott played with Crawlspace Eviction in West Michigan. He has performed at improv festivals in Toronto, New Orleans, Denver, and Kalamazoo. Yes, Kalamazoo. He loves drinking coffee and a firm handshake. More info...Lannie PihajlicLannie looks like a cherub & had been doing improv/community theatre for a few years when he stumbled into the Bovine. Here he found structure (what's this?), great teachers and the warm embrace of Denver's improv community. He's gotten real cozy-like ever since. By day he teaches art to kids & biology to adults. He enjoys walks on the fine beaches of Colorado as much as cuddling on the couch watching a movie. He is tickled pink to play with the Bovine's only egg-laying mammalian house team, the Playpus Surprise & in Deadliest Sketch, the graduation show of the Bovine School's 53rd Graduating Class. More info...Joe PisidoJoe is extremely proud to be a member of the Bovine’s 50th graduating class, and could not be more excited to play with such a fine group of improvisers. “Laughter is the key to wisdom,” notes Joe in his manuscript, “How to paint your donkey,” which is why he is always first to laugh at himself. (He’s an endless supply of wisdom!) Joe is honored to be given the opportunity to play in front of the Bovine masses and looks forward to channel his natural awkwardness into something (hopefully) entertaining. More info...Brent PodosekBrent is one heckuva ,,,,,,,, Brent acts in comedic roles or character roles. Braintree Comedy in Montgomery, AL gave him his sketch comedy beginnings. He's performed in a bar. Brent is pleased to study with the Great Eric Farone at the Bovine. More info...Jonathan PrichardJonathan was born and raised barefoot on the scalding hot sidewalks of Phoenix Arizona ("The Oven State"). At 18 yrs old, he was able to escape the invasion of swimming pools and overly friendly cacti to move to Colorado. He majored in acting at the University of Northern Colorado, where he met his wife Jenny. From there, he moved to NYC, where he lived for 5 yrs before returning to Colorado (he got sick of carrying 10 shopping bags of groceries on the subway). Jonathan can be seen playing with the long form house team Blox on Tuesdays nights. Somewhere along the way, he has studied at the Bovine, the Upright Citizens Brigade, the Playwright's Theater, ASU, and he has taken workshops with the Second City. He's performed off-off-b'way, in regional theater, in a national tour, independent films, industrial's, and commercials. He also has a dog named Emma that can communicate with humans. Or at least that's what Jonathan tells people. More info...Samantha ProvenzanoSam was born and raised in Las Vegas, NV. In 2010, she graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a B.A. in Acting. She is excited about being a part of Kat Bond's New Team! More info...Alex PufahlWorld traveller, scientist, high school drop-out, pilot, diver, now boring manager. More info... | |
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