Sirens onstage.

Chicken Scratch at Apollo Studio Theater (March-April 2007)

Social Atom at Donny's Skybox Theater at Second City (March -April 2006) and at the Playground Theater (May-June 2006)

Paso Doble at the Playground Theater (July-September 2005)

Clutch at the Strawdog Theater (November-December 2004)

Chicken Scratch at Donny's Skybox Theater at Second City (September 2003)

Freshman Orientation at Columbia College (August 2003)

Kink (cont'd) at the Cornservatory (May - June 2003)

Chicago Improv Festival , Playground Theater (2003)

Co-hosted fourth annual LAUGH for Gilda's Club with Comedy Sportz.
(March 22 - 23, 2003)

Kink at the Cornservatory (January - February 2003)

Freshman Orientation at Columbia College (August, 2002)

Chicken Scratch at the Cornservatory (March - May, 2002)

Chicago Improv Festival at the Chicago Cultural Center and the Athenaeum Theatre. (2002)

Co-hosted third annual LAUGH for Gilda's Club with Comedy Sportz. (March 2 - 3, 2002)

Chicken Scratch at Sketchfest (January - February, 2002)

Chicken Scratch at the Cornservatory (October- December, 2001)

Midwest Womyns Autumn Fest (September, 2001)

Midwest Ladyfest (August, 2001)

Freshman Orientation at Columbia College (August, 2001)

Funny Womens Festival (July 20, 2001)

Chicago Improv Festival, Showcase Stage (May 4, 2001)

Women In the Arts Festival at Columbia College (March 29th, 2001)

Co-hosted second annual LAUGH for Gilda's Club with Comedy Sportz.
(March 3 - 4, 2001)

A 16-week run of Token Male (October, 2000 - February, 2001): Token Males included: Mike Bertrando, Joe Bill, Mike Brumm, Craig Cackowski, Case Clay, Bob Dassie, Brendan Dowling, Jeff Griggs, Paul Grondy, Dave Hill, TJ Jagodowski, Bob Kulhan, Tim Mason, Justin O'Connor, Mike Powers and Rich Prouty.

Headlining act for the first national Funny Women's Fest 2000 , an all-female improv and sketch comedy festival. (August, 2000)

Chicago Improv Festival at the Athenaeum Theater. (2000)

Created and co-hosted LAUGH , an annual 24-hour improvisation and sketch comedy benefit for Gilda's Club Chicago. (February 19 - 20, 2000)

An eight week solo show at The ImprovOlympic. (October - December, 1999)

Headlining act of the Thursday Night Thing at the Turnaround Theater for 10 weeks. (June - August, 1999)

1999 and 2000 Abbie Hoffman Died For Our Sins Theater Festival performers, at the Mary-Aarchie Theatre. (August 1999, 2000)

Repeat guest performers at The Playground Theater. (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)

Repeat winners of the Cagematch competition at The ImprovOlympic. (1999, 2000)