List of alumni of the Second City

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The following are notable writers, performers, stage managers, directors, producers, and musicians who have collaborated on revues at The Second City. [1]

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Alumni of Current Resident Stages

Chicago Mainstage (1959-present)

Toronto (1973-present)

Chicago ETC (1983-present)

New York Mainstage (2024-present)

Alumni of Past Resident & Satellite Companies

Edmonton, Alberta (1979-1982)

Andrew Alexander, Bob Bainborough, Sandra Balcovske, Lorraine Behnan, Gabe Cohen, Bob Derkach, Ron Dickinson, Robin Duke, Michael J. Gellman, Christine Henderson, Sparky Johnston, Jerrold Karch, Gail Kerbel, Keith Knight, Don Lamont, David Mann, Kat Mullaly, Jeanette Nelson, Jan Randall, Mert Rich, Carol Sinclair, Kevin Smith, Veena Sood, Doug Stratton, Len Stuart, Adrian Truss

London, Ontario (1983-1992)

Donald Adams, Andrew Alexander, Dana Andersen, Elizabeth Baird, Sandra Balcovske, Jack Banks, John Bynum, Luc Casimiri, Alan Catlin, John Costello, Catherine Creary, Kimm Culkin, Martin de Maat, Patrick Dubois, Kevin Frank, Michael J. Gellman, Mike Goran, Kathryn Greenwood, Allan Guttman, David Healey, Karen Hines, Shari Hollett, Wendy Hopkins, Bruce Hunter, Todd Jeffrey-Ellis, Linda Kash, Madelyn Keane, Joe Keefe, Peter Keleghan, Deborah Kimmett, Elvira Kurt, Lindsay Leese, Frank McAnulty, Patrick McKenna, Steve Morel, Sue Morrison, Barbara Muller, Lori Nasso, Lyn Okkerse, Jenny Parsons, Bruce Pirrie, Karen Poce, Ed Sahely, John Erskine-Kellie, Jerry Schaefer, Jane Schoettle, Devin Scott, Paul Scott, Blaine Selkirk, Tim Sims, Brian Smith, Marilyn Smith, Rob Smith, Len Stuart, David Talbot, Deborah Theaker, Adrian Truss, Nia Vardalos, Audrey Webb, Jonathan Wilson, Mark Wilson

Northwest (Rolling Meadows, IL) (1988–1995)

Santa Monica, CA (1989)

Detroit (1993–2007)

Las Vegas, NV (2001–2008)

Cleveland, OH (2002–2004)

Denver, CO (2006)

Notable Alumni of Touring and Theatrical ensembles

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References

  1. "The Second City – Alumni". secondcity.com. Retrieved Feb 25, 2017.