Jason Carden is an actor, freelance producer and director. He earned his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. In addition to producing and acting here at OMGoose, Jason can be seen every Saturday night as captain of the football team Blake Williams in The Awesome 80s Prom at Webster Hall.

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A Chicago native and Northwestern University graduate, Tim came to New York in 2004 with an extensive grab bag of Theatrical and Musical Theatrical credits from theatres across the country. Tim found the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre shortly thereafter, and became a company member in January 2008, where he’s appeared in “Waiting for Obama: A Night at the Disney Hall of Presidents,” “How Rude! Tim & D’Arcy Find the 90s!” and where he currently rocks Maude Nights with the team “GORILLA GORILLA!”

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D’Arcy Erokan earned a BFA in Theater from Southern Oregon University in Ashland. After graduating, she moved to NYC and began studying at The Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theatre. She performs at UCB often with the house improv team Badman and the house sketch team Stone Cold Fox. She can also be seen every Friday night in the comedy show “Gentrify Brooklyn” at the Brooklyn Lyceum.

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Jonathan Rivera is a cameraman from Brooklyn, NY. He currently shoots TLC’s Say Yes to the Dress and Revision3’s hit indie game show “Bytejacker.” His recent works include ABC’s “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” and Fearnet’s “Streets of Fear” and “Route 666.” He also prides himself in being one of the only living people that can fully recite Yako’s Nations of the World.

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Grant Rogers is a freelance video editor originally from Lincoln, Nebraska (Go Huskers!). He studied Film & Video at FullSail Real World Education, located in Orlando, and graduated in 2003.

Along with producing and editing with OMGoose, he has worked on promos and series on Showtime, The Travel Channel, Fine Living Network, and TLC.

Even though Grant has not seen The Godfather movies in full, he feels he is no less of a filmmaker or a person for it.

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Caitlin Tegart is a writer who hails from Indiana. Despite this fact, she is not Kurt Vonnegut. Caitlin teaches sketch writing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre where she wrote the sketch show “How Rude: Tim & D’Arcy Find the 90s” and the one-act play “Waiting for Obama: A Night at the Hall of Presidents,” in which animatronic presidents come alive to discuss Civil Rights and the Lion King (you know, like they do in real life). “Waiting For Obama” will soon appear at UCBLA and the San Francisco SketchFest.

As a proud alumni of the UCB sketch team Stone Cold Fox, Caitlin wrote for Maude Night (creating a brand new show every month) as well as Stone Cold Fox’s hour-long election special,”That One: Maverick Political Comedy from a Team of Mavericks,” the sketch Christmas special “O Holy Maude Night,” and “A Midsummer Night’s Sketch Party Summer Jam.” She also writes for UCB’s weekend night sketch show “Beneath Gristedes.”

She can be seen as an audience member in four different episodes of “The People’s Court.” They were all taped in one day — she swears.

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