Robert Callahan

Born in Memphis to humorless WASPs, Robert last saw his parents when he came out to them as a comedian, to which his father responded "Ain't no son of mine," as his grief-stricken mother shut the door in his face. Now, Robert roams the streets, performing comedic favors for anyone who will spare a moment of their time, and a few dollars.

Robert burst onto the comedy scene in 2006 when he became one of the original members of Running Gag Improv. Then, after a year of college in Saint Louis, he re-burst onto the comedy scene the next year, an event that has made surprisingly fewer ripples than he had hoped.

Stacey Cotham

Stacey Cotham is a Memphis native who just can't quit the theatre scene. She has been in numerous productions around town since the age of 6. Stacey was fortunate enough to work with the world-famous English Lovers, an improv troupe from Austria. Her training paid off when she wandered onstage during a game of Freeze Tag at a FreakEngine show, which resulted in her joining the troupe.

Stacey can currently be found wandering the Rhodes College campus humming show tunes to herself or accidentally committing public acts of indecency during performances of The Rocky Horror Show. Stacey also enjoys coloring and getting paid to be funny.

Michael Entman

In addition to his work with The Wiseguys, Michael directs FreakEngine. He also chases squirrels.

Warren Grantham

Warren is funny, but apparently not funny enough to write a bio. (bio pending).

Jerry  Kimble

Jerry has been acting professionally for about 8 years. He is new to the comedy scene in Memphis and there is a reason they call him 'The Bishop'. There is one of 3 things you can do to make sure 'The Bishop' doesn't show up on your door step:
1. Buy him a bag of fresh Gummi bears.
2. Make sure you don't stare at him when he smiles.
3. Take heed of steps 1 and 2