ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Caroline Mathison”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Caroline is an actor and improviser from Edinburgh. She joined TBC Improv in 2011 after training at ALRA in London. Caroline loves being a part of the vibrant improv community with its spirit of collaboration, creativity and silliness, and has been a regular guest with various other acclaimed improv groups. Caroline also enjoys the opportunity to share the fun with others when teaching improvisation for TBC Improv and with Strange Town. Caroline is owned by a pair of ridiculously fluffy felines, and takes inspiration from them on playfulness, being in the moment, and strategic napping (only two of these things are useful for improv).”

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Gregor Davidson”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Gregor is an actor and improviser based in Edinburgh. He joined TBC in 2015 having graduated from The Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London.  Gregor enjoys the freedom and excitement of performing improv and delights in creating unique moments of shared experience with the audience.  Gregor teaches improvisation to children and young people for TBC with “Strange Town.” He strongly believes in the power of spontaneity and creativity to enrich and inspire the next generation. This is Gregor's first Fringe since becoming a father. He hopes his newly developed baby wrangling skills will help him better understand audience suggestions.” Blue background

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Katie Fraser”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Katie Fraser is a Scottish writer, teacher and performer. She studied playwriting at the University of Edinburgh and is currently working with Framework Theatre Company on a Creative Scotland funded project. She is also under commission from Strange Town Theatre to write for their 8-10s. As a Drama teacher, Katie works in secondary schools, with Edinburgh Youth Theatre, and the Lyceum Youth Theatre, so even before training with TBC, she enjoyed making it all up as she went along. ” The image has a light blue background with a white frame.

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Jon Carstairs”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Jon Carstairs started as an actor in London, performing in such shows as Do Not Disturb (Theatro Technis), Alan Ayckbourn's Gizmo (Camden People’s Theatre) and Consequences (London and Manchester tour). He soon realised that going scriptless, being silly and making people laugh was more fun and started training in and performing improv comedy. He is a regular with TBC Improv and The Cutting Room and is sole performer in OneMan OneProv at EdFringe 2022. He founded KinkyFish Improv in Edinburgh to facilitate improv jams and workshops. ” The image has a light blue background with a white frame.

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Ken Gordon”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Ken Gordon has been an improviser for 10 years in groups including Laurie’s Abandoned Pants, A to Z, and Improv Ninjas. He has performed in the Edinburgh Fringe and Glasgow Comedy Festival shows as well as led improv-related corporate training focused on team and confidence building. He makes podcasts, is learning Mandarin and in his day job, he works in the Space Industry. Mostly harmless.” The image has a light blue background with a white frame.

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Marijke Cortenbach”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Marijke Cortenbach is an improv comedian from the Netherlands living in Scotland. She is a member of many improv troupes in Edinburgh like the Smoky Monkeys, Tinderellas and I heard Pillow, and is a regular performer at the Fringe. Marijke also hosts the big friendly improv jam. Outside of improv she works in travel, gets arty and loves pillaging charity shops.” The image has a light blue background with a white frame.

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Charles Dundas”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: "Charles Dundas is a graduate of TBC Improv’s Class of 2015. Since then he has gone on to become a founder member of a number of Edinburgh’s former improv troupes including the Smoky Monkeys; Four Folks Ache; Chekhov’s Fun; and I Heard Pillow. It’s almost as if his membership is the kiss of death to any group! He is currently 50% of the two-man improv show “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” with Steven Millar. Charles can also sometimes be seen dabbling in character-based stand up at alternative comedy nights, and making award-winning short films with his friends." The image has a light blue background with a white frame.

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Calum Jarvie”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Calum Jarvie is an up and coming comic actor who trained with the Glasgow Improv Theatre. Coming from Glasgow, Calum has a west coast sense of humour with a passion for exaggerated observations and deadpan delivery. When Calum is not on stage, you can try and find him in the Scottish wilderness… but he is very good at hiding for a big tall man.” The image has a light blue background with a white frame.

ALT In the top left corner is a logo that reads “TBC Improv, Absolute Improv!”. Below this logo is the text “Fringe performers”. In the top right is the name “Sarah Davies”. On the left there is an image of a persons head in a halftone dot pattern, blue in colour. On the right there is the following text: “Sarah Davies currently performs with Improbotics, City Impro and Plus Support (London and touring) duo Twinprov (Kent) and online with Extreme Improv and Queen City Comedy’s Global Improv Project’s house team Close Distance. She is a Drama Lecturer, Playwright and Producer, and has coached improv for Improv Gym (Kent) and Improv College (Canada) amongst others. In addition to performing with Absolute Improv, Sarah will be popping up in the Fringe with Improv Provocateur and Cagematch.” The image has a light blue background with a white frame.