Dry Clean Only! Presents: "Just add Audience: Your suggestions, Our Problem" - Improv Comedy Cast

Gerald Taylor II has performed all across the country on two National tours for Dallas Children's Theatre and at various theaters in DFW. The actor/teaching artist/puppeteer just added director to his titles with productions for Pegasus Theater and Teatro Dallas. Gerald received his Masters degree from East Texas A&M University. Nam-myoho-rengo-kyo!

Jason Folks is honored to once again appear with Eleven11 Productions at Theatre Too. Jason is a graduate of the highly-esteemed New York University Tisch School of the Arts, through which he received his degree in directing. Jason has since channeled this into teaching improvisation, performing, and public speaking in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.

Chad Cline is a multifaceted performer with a quarter-century in improvisational comedy, Chad Cline has mastered the art across diverse platforms. Groundlings-trained and mentored by comedy legends, he's shared screen and stage with stars like Mahershala Ali and Jon Lovitz. During the day, Chad looks to pair his improv skills with his master's degree in Conflict Resolution, Conflict Coaching, and Mediation.

Yolonda Williams has a diverse career in stage, film, and television. Upon graduating from the Booker T. Washington High School of Performing & Visual Arts, Yolonda made her professional theatrical stage debut on the Norma Young Arena Stage at Theatre Three. Her most recognizable works are “Robocop,” “Friday Night Lights,” and the blues documentary “Can’t You Hear the Wind Howl: The Life and Music of Robert Johnson,” where she served as the film’s producer. Yolonda’s contribution to Newsfix earned CW33 an award from D Magazine as the Best TV News Broadcast of 2017. She is currently the host of Fun on the Run, which airs weekdays at 4 p.m. CT on CW33.

Steve Hargrave has been performing improv comedy since 2005, including a six-year run with Ad-Libs in Dallas and as the former owner of The Understudy in Tyler, Texas. With hundreds of shows under his belt, he's been making things up for nearly two decades—and he’s finally getting too old for it. Catch him while he can still put in a night of unscripted chaos, quick wit, and the kind of comedy that only experience (and a bad back) can deliver.

Jim Kuenzer performed his first improv show in the storage space under the stage at Richland College before you were born. Since then, he’s performed with troupes throughout D/FW, like Lone Star Comedy, Section 8, Middle Management, the Neopolitan Syndicate, and Tall Texas Tales. He’s also been privileged to perform at venues like the Addison and Hollywood Improv, Esther’s Follies in Austin, Dallas Comedy Club, the West End Comedy Theater, and Stomping Ground. As a writer, his work has been featured in McSweeney’s, Slackjaw, and Points in Case. His reasonably priced first novel, “Behold! We May Rock You!” is available on Amazon. Jim lives in Flower Mound with his wife and a slew of children.