THURSDAY @ 830PM

MRS. PEANUT
Mrs. Peanut was formed over a series of chance encounters, birthday benders, and several meetings at a remarkably terrible coffee shop. By covering hard-hitting topics like line etiquette, telenovelas, coozies, and summer girls, Mrs. Peanut has risen to become a group that a drunk Italian guy once described as ""that lesbian sketch group.""

We are Erin Elias, Patrick Franklin, Alex Gilmore, Dave Grinstead, Bessie Heitkamp, Maggie Henry, Vanessa Jackson, and Teddy Myers. We've performed at the Boston Comedy Arts Festival, the New York City Sketch Festival, and other shows all over Boston. We think you're cool.

DIVORCED SIBLINGS
Divorced Siblings is a troupe born out of Emerson College’s sketch group Chocolate Cake City in late 2013, and has developed into one of the leading alternative sketch groups in Boston. Consisting of Jake Ferretti, Jamie Loftus, and sometimes a rotating cast of some very unwilling guest, Divorced Siblings does a new 45 minutes monthly at ImprovBoston's SketchHaus. They’ve performed all around Boston and have also worked on independent shows like “The Procrastinator’s Guide to Sketch” and fourth of July revue “Comedy America” . Most recently, they have written, directed, and appeared in an ImprovBoston Mainstage show called “Death Wish”, a fully scripted choose your own adventure show. Their shows normally compose of a mixture of stage and video sketch, as well as animations.

Ferretti and Loftus have performed sketch comedy at NYC Sketchfest, the Brown University Comedy Conference, St. Lawrence University, the Boston Comedy Arts Festival, and Montreal Sketchfest. They love being weird and neither of them have gum disease.

GOOD COP, GREAT COP
Good Cop Great Cop is a sketch duo consisting of writer/director Matt Porter and painter/cartoonist Charlie Hankin. Their sketches exist in a consistent, yet oddly unsettled world -- their comedy features naturalistic performances, understated and subversive humor, and, often, a strange sense of impending doom.

As a live act, they have performed throughout New York, as well as co-headlining the National College Comedy Festival in 2014. Their work has been featured at CollegeHumor, Cracked, Serial Optimist, Nerdist, and Splitsider. The series has been screened at SXSW, was an official selection at the New York Television Festival, and is a proud member of the Above Average network. Matt and Charlie live in Brooklyn, New York.