Who Are We?

Sean Cowhig is an award-winning director, writer, producer, and actor with two decades of LA comedy under his belt. As a founding member of the legendary improv collective Dr. God, Sean co-wrote and starred in the Slamdance hit feature Bloodsucking Bastards. His dynamic career spans from Executive Producing and starring in SYFY’s animated series Hell Den, to his critically acclaimed, sold-out run as Hans Gruber in Die Hard Xmas. Catch him reprising his role as Hans this December Off-Broadway and in London’s West End!

Shulie Cowen brings an incredible comedy pedigree to the stage as a Northwestern University graduate and former member of the renowned The Second City National Touring Company. A seasoned theatrical talent, she was in the original cast of Schoolhouse Rock Live! and currently serves as the Director and ensemble member of Opening Night: The Improvised Musical! You’ve likely spotted her on screen in hit shows like Mr. Mayor, 2 Broke Girls, How I Met Your Mother, and Liza On Demand. And in a shocking twist for a late-night comedian: Shulie has miraculously never eaten at a Taco Bell.

A Michigan native with a Theatre Performance degree from Western Michigan University, James Warfield has taken the scenic route through the entertainment industry. From working at Walt Disney World and Busch Gardens to touring with David Copperfield and traveling the Americas as a circus performer with Aerial Angels, James has truly done it all. Now, with his tights officially retired, he teaches improv across Los Angeles while pursuing on-screen roles. After 20 years of saying “yes” on stage, he’s finally found his comedy home alongside his improv heroes: Tommy, Sean, and Shulie.

A New York native who conquered the LA comedy scene, Tommy Bechtold is a comedy force both on screen and online. Now back to his roots and residing in Rochester, NY, you can catch him regularly dropping pop-culture knowledge on the massive New Rockstars YouTube channel. For the ambitious members of the "Tombsquad," Tommy's impressive television acting credits include appearances on hit comedies like Abbott Elementary, The Middle, and Glee.