Cast

When Scott isn't being funny with Picnicface, he's being hilarious in his role as an economist.  He also does stand-up, in which he tells jokes about things that you probably won't relate to.

Mark was born and raised in British Columbia. He does stand-up comedy under the Yuk Yuks umbrella and was recently featured in the Halifax Comedy Festival and on CBC Radio's So You Think You're Funny series. Mark is the second leanest and third whitest member of Picnicface. He reveres Patton Oswalt and Mike Birbiglia to an uncomforable extent. He recommends that everyone who likes comedy goes out and buys "Werewolves and Lollipops."

A well learn'ed improviser, Kyle Dooley hails from sunny Oakville Ontario.  After moving to Halifax to score a bachelors degree in psychology, Kyle began performing improv, stand-up, and eventually sketch comedy.  Kyle's philosophy regarding improv is similar to DMX's philosophy on life: Ride or Die.

A Toronto native, Evany Rosen got her start in sketch and improv with the troupe Statutory Jape. After graduating, Evany decided to move to Halifax to get a philosophy degree, but her parents warned her that she better “quit dicking around and join a sketch troupe.” Fearing further parental backlash, Evany decided to accept Dooley and Little’s offer to join the ranks of their then improv duo. Evany hopes to continue her comedy career with Picnicface until her parents give in and let her go to Grad school.

Cheryl's comedy "career" was birthed in a dirty bar where she told dirty jokes to dirty men for little to no money. After a year of anecdotes about midgits giving it to fat ladies, she decided to undergo a total overhaul and is now described as "Smart" , "Original" and "Fucktastically Delicious". Cheryl has preformed on CBC Radio, appeared in the Ha!ifax Comedy Fest and can be seen at random times on the Yuk Yuk's stage. If you're in to nerdy chicks with rambling jokes about the Transformers: Watch your ass! Cause you're smack dab in the middle of her target demographic. Shiiiiiiit!!

Brian enjoys waffel cones. He's directed sketches with Picnicface, co-animated sketches with Mark & Scott, and Brian also writes sketches too. Brian's top ten list of things to do is as such:10) through 4) see seven wonders of the world. 3) fight Geoff Goldblum on the moon for total control of earth once and only once. 2) Fight Santa Claus for total control of everything awesome on the moon, once and only once. 1) Travel back in time and into the future as frequently as one can in the span of a year. Brian is a classically trained actor and a classically trained nice guy. He tips his hat and walks old ladies across the street. Brian would love it if you'd add him to your facebook. Or your Youtube. 

Bill Wood started his sketch career on a reality television show appropriately named Sketch Troop. It was on the Life Network, which means more people watched the live show that got taped for the broadcast than actually watched the T.V. show. Sketch Troop wasn't all bad though because it sent Bill to the Just For Laughs festival, but surprisingly it did not make him a star. His next foray into sketch was with the group Hen Men, four Canadian lads against the harsh Edinburgh Fringe. They toured Europe and enjoyed 30 days of sell out shows. Now Bill works with Picnicface...third time's a charm.

The founder of Haberdash Films, Andrew has directed and edited all of the Picnicface shorts with the exception of 'Powerthirst, Bingo, Brian Macstory, He Totally Jewed Me and All about Halifax" Currently, he makes his wage as a writer for Canadian TV. He’s written for Robson Arms, Street Cents, Odd Job Jack and Canadian Idol. Currently, he's a writer for CBC'S This Hour has 22 Minutes. He also does stand up. Fun Fact: He’s the only Picnicface member without a university education

PHOTO: Courtney Kelsey