Bob Carter
Bob Carter was born in San Diego, grew up in Atlanta, and finally made his way to Dallas five days before the new millennium.  Carter in the Afternoon was part of the DFW radio scene until 9/11 when his world changed forever.  He left radio to make a more lasting impact on people's lives—most recently through financial planning and mortgage banking—but still has time to do voiceovers in cartoons and video games.  You've probably seen or heard him being blown up on Dragonball Z, Full Metal Alchemist, Samurai 7, or Speedgrapher .  If you haven't, then you're getting old.
When not working, you might find him at the Mavs game cheering on as only an MFFL can.  Who knew that such a wanderlust, passion for life, and talent for noise would eventually lead him to Ad Libs?
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Chad Cline
Having worked in national and regional commercials for Wrigley's Polar Ice, McDonalds, Budweiser, Denny's, Nike, H.E.B., Taco Cabana, and Fuddrucker's; Voicing characters for Cartoon Network's Dragonball and Case Closed ;  Starring in the feature film "Schtickmen", which you should go rent at Blockbuster tomorrow, Chad brings his game to the Ad-Libs stage as well as heading up Ad-Libs Improv School.  Chad has shared the stage with Jon Lovitz, Mindy Sterling (Frau from "Austin Powers"), and studied, performed, and taught Improvisation in Dallas as well as L.A at the Groundlings Theater.
                                     Chad's MySpace Page

Bill Cochran
Bill grew up in California.  Broke his high school's record in the high jump.  Scored 38 out of 124 on a high school chemistry test.  Finished third in a "Yell Man" national collegiate cheerleading competition.  Ran the voting machine on the TV show, "Love Connection".  Worked side by side with Charles Nelson Reilly.  Had Easter supper with Michelle Pfeiffer.  Rooted for the San Francisco 49ers.
Then Bill started a career as an advertising creative at the Richards Group in Dallas, where he has won several awards people only in the industry care about.  Shot commercials with Michael Jordan, Cheech (of Cheech and Chong), Roger Clemens, Tim Duncan, a remote controlled talking ham sandwich, and some guy who ended up playing a weird alien on the latest Star Trek series.  Bill also is a published children's book author (his first book will be in stores early 2007).  And he's easy to spot on stage, at six foot five, he's known mainly as the tall one.
Oh yeah... Bill has recently become a Rap Star.

Andy Conti
A native Texan, Andy is originally from Houston, Texas.  After graduating from Texas A&M University in 2001, he moved to Dallas. After attending one of Ad-Libs workshops, Andy was asked to joined the cast in the summer of 2003.  Currently living in NYC with his wife Kristen, when not performing with Ad-Libs Touring Company, Andy works as a CPA for a global insurance brokerage firm.

Robert Dahlem
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Jason Folks
Jason is a native of the Dallas area. He returned to Texas after graduating from New York University in 1999. Most recently, Jason has appeared with V.I.P. Party, one of Ad-Libs' featured ``Five Buck Improv" troupes, and in numerous plays around the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He spends his daylight hours as a corporate trainer for a benefits company.

Sky King
Currently, Ad-Libs youngest member, Sky is enjoying himself performing with the old men of Ad-Libs.  Born in Santa Monica, CA and raised in Montgomery, Texas... Sky moved to Dallas in 2004 to attend SMU in pursuit of a theater degree.
                                Sky's MySpace Page

Dan Glaser
Dan is one of the most experienced improv actors working today. Virtually performing every weekend with Ad-Libs since 1988.  One of only a handful in the country, Dan makes his living performing improv.  He also teaches improv workshops at Ad-Libs Improv School.  Born in Chicago, Dan has lived in Minneapolis, Miami and Hollywood before settling in Dallas. Dan can be seen in commercials for McDonald's, Texaco, Wrigley Polar Ice Gum and has completed a music video with country music star Doug Supernaw.  Dan hates ``The Man".
Dan's MySpace Page

Phil Larsson
With over 5,500 shows to his credit, Phil Larsson is considered one of the most seasoned improvisational actor/teachers working today.  Originally from Milwaukee and raised in the small town of Hartford, WI.  Phil's first show was in 1984 with the Milwaukee based TheaterSportz troupe (now known as ComedySportz).  Two years later he moved to Dallas and has been with Ad-Libs ever since.  Studying improv under such notable improv teachers as Jon Banc, Dick Chudnow, Keith Johnstone and Paul Sills, Phil uses those experiences both in performing and teaching at the Ad-Libs Improv School.

Jon Malone
Jon's inclusion with Ad-Libs is, for the most part, inexplicable. Having pursued music his entire life, he auditioned for the troupe on a whim in 2001 and was invited to join. Having performed on stage for several years, he found his true home in the sound booth, where his musical wizardry combines with his comedic timing to truly compliment the onstage antics of his counterparts. Or in simpler terms, his sounds and music make the show funnier. While not performing with Ad Libs, Jon tours regionally with his bands Ignert, Glory Slut, and as a solo act. His music can be found online at www.jonmalone.com .
                                               Jon's MySpace Page

Mike Mayberry
Growing up in San Antonio, Mike and his wife moved to Dallas in 1996. He joined the cast of Ad-Libs 2 years later. The perpetual Class Clown, Mike enjoys performing with his fellow cast mates and making people laugh. During the day, Mike owns his own company, Mayday Creative. He is also an avid runner having completed both a Marathon and Triathlon. When he is not spending time with his wife and 2 children, Scout and Sutton, he is pursuing his lifelong dream of becoming a professional snowboarder, which he finds most difficult living in city with no mountains or snow.

Jeff Poteat
Jeff joined the Ad-Libs gang as after a long career as a stage and studio musician. He has performed with many groups, including the Marvellettes, Archie Bell, and the Drifters, and has been part of the opening act for such greats as Bill Cosby, Patti LaBelle, and 38 Special. A graduate of Furman University in vocal performance, Jeff has also been cast in numerous operas, plays, and stage musicals, ranging from South Pacific to Cosi Fan Tutte to Much Ado About Nothing. He hails from South Carolina, and his greatest passion is his family: wife, Kimberly, and children, Katy and Christian.

Charles Sanders
Charles grew up in Carrollton Texas, a suburb of Dallas.  After graduating from Newman Smith High School,  he attended Texas A&M University.  Having a strong showing in one of Ad-Libs improv workshops, Charles was asked to join the cast in September of 2000.
Charlie's MySpace Page

Chris Smith
A native of upstate New York, Chris has been a member of Ad-Libs since early 1997.  He graduated from Penn State in 1994 with degrees in Advertising and History.  Chris' ``real job" is as a copywriter for a major Dallas ad agency.  He also writes for Mental Floss magazine, dabbles in acting and voiceovers and, like most advertising copywriters, he is working on a novel.  In 1998 he married his college sweetheart, Heather.  They have three beautiful babies messing up the house.  The other members of the troupe refer to him (affectionately, he hopes) as The Reader.  He was featured on the Dallas Morning News web site.  And recently won a bunch of cash on Jeopardy.

Kyle Smith
Although he is originally from Dallas, Kyle has called many places home. He has lived in New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. He has traveled the world over as a professional athlete. Kyle appeared in the very first X-games and made his early living "Rollerblading". He has worked in film, television and partied with the likes of Metallica and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Of course all of this led him to his current occupation in sales. Kyle's initial interest in Ad-libs revolved around his considerable attraction to Jeni, a member of the Ad-libs wait staff. His attendance and libido soared in 2002 and he was eventually engaged to Jeni and invited to join the troupe in 2003.

Jon Thomas
Being a native of Dallas, Jon has been acting in some form since he was in 6th grade. Jon attended Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene where he received a Communications degree with a Minor in Theatre. After a short stint of trying to brave Corporate America he decided to find out the true meaning of being a starving artist by trying his luck with acting and hasn't looked back since. Along with numerous plays to Jon's credits, he can be seen in several commercials.
                                       JT's MySpace Page

Greg Wilson
Greg Wilson has performed with Ad-Libs since 1990.  He has appeared in numerous commercials and independent films.  Greg's image was featured on cover of the Dallas Morning New-Guide.  Greg can currently be seen in Showtime's ``White Boyz in the Hood" comedy series.  He's also in just about every show VH1 airs.
Greg's MySpace Page

Joel Zeff
Joel Zeff is an award-winning comedian, creativity speaker, actor and writer based in Dallas.  Originally from Kansas City.  He graduated from the University of Kansas in 1990.  Since 1993, he has performed with Ad-Libs.  Joel has studied at the Second City Conservatory in Chicago. Joel also works in television and film.  He has recently completed commercials for McDonald's and Eagle Country Markets.  When Joel is not performing with Ad-Libs, he works as a writer, creative consultant and speaker.