Cherry Bomb

Welcome to Cherry Bomb! Over the course of an hour, our cast improvises a completely unique musical from start to finish. How can you tell it's improvised? The entire show is based on a suggestion given by you, the audience. From love ballads to dance numbers, Cherry Bomb delivers a wide variety of songs and scenes that come together as one cohesive story. Every week is a brand new show, full of perfectly unique songs and performances. It's Broadway, NYC meets Broadway, Nashville! Come experience the awe that is musical improvisation!

MEET THE CAST:

Cammie York, Ensemble
Cammie originally found her love of comedy when she first watched The Muppet Show as a child. She’ll tell you that Carol Burnett is her truest inspiration but really it's Statler & Waldorf. She thinks that Statler & Waldorf pioneered meta-humor, not Deadpool. So suck it, Marvel! All of this aside, she is very happy to be a part of Infinity Etc. along with all these goons. Cammie has trained in Improv and Sketch comedy at UCB in Los Angeles, which cost a lot of money. Her voice is featured in The Sims 4 singing a song in the Simlish language and no she’s not making that up. It was really hard to do. Her favorite movie is Beverly Hills Cop and she has not seen the sequels, so as to call herself an “Axel Foley purist”.

Edd Garcia, Ensemble
Edd wants you to know that gender is a social construct. He also wants to tell everyone that reverse racism isn’t a real thing. All white people (including Edd) have benefitted from systemic racism. Also, you don’t get to decide how your actions make other people feel.

Emma Supica, Ensemble
Emma Supica is from a tiny town in Kansas where everyone listened to country music, but she never listened to country music, except that it played in the one restaurant in town (a pizza place), which conditioned her to become hungry when hearing country music, and now she lives in Nashville. Ask her about Unscripted.

Isaac Kirk, Ensemble
Isaac was born and raised in Nashville, TN, and upon turning 18 left and never returned. He once did a sports thing at a liberal arts college and they gave him a degree. Isaac then chose to continue his studies in Santa Barbara, California.
In addition to creating people (he has done so successfully 3 times), he has created movies, TV, & improv, less successfully, all over the country. In May of 2017, he and his family returned to the Nashville, where he immediately began studying and performing at third coast comedy club! His skin has never been shinier.

Kim Herrmann, Ensemble
Originally from Dallas, Texas, Kim got her start in comedy as part of Belmont University's best and only sketch and improv group, Fall Follies. She was part of the inaugural class of the Third Coast Training Center and went on to be cast in Third Coast house teams Freak Pony, LOL Nashville, and Crash! Nowadays, Kim's stage time is mostly musical as a member of Cherry Bomb, where she identifies as not a "good" singer but a very enthusiastic one, which hopefully evens out. Kim also serves as the Board Chair for Unscripted, the nonprofit partner of Third Coast, as well as the Co-Producer of Third Coast Improv Fest. Outside of comedy, Kim works in marketing and lives in south Nashville with her husband Danny, son Cal, and dog Hallie.

Kirsten Jacobsen, Ensemble
Kirsten Jacobson is a cast member of Cherry Bomb and Gnu Tales. She tried improv on a whim by taking classes at Third Coast and discovered a love for creating stories on stage with friends. Kirsten often says that improv makes her a better attorney and an all-around better person. Beyond improvising and advocating, she loves cooking, learning new things, and her dog Lillian.

Liz Berry, Ensemble
Liz has two loves in life: sandwiches and comedy. She began performing professionally at the age of 17, making her the funniest underage improv actress in Miami at the time. After moving to Nashville, she immediately became immersed in comedy. You may have seen here in the well-loved and short-lived sketch group, Blue Lotus Comedy. Feel free to show your appreciation for her performances by laughing, clapping, and bringing delicious sandwiches to share.

Max Kemp, Ensemble
Max is a Nashville transplant from a small town in northern Connecticut. She caught the improv bug way back in 2007 and hasn't been able to shake the habit since! She wears many hats at Third Coast, including performer, producer, coach, corporate trainer, improv instructor, and Assistant Director of the Training Center. Musical improv is an especial joy of hers, so she's thrilled to be a cast member of Cherry Bomb! You can catch her jumping at any opportunity to play a non-human character, climb the stage, or create ridiculous rhymes.

Mick Khoury, Ensemble
Bio coming soon!

Mike Garvin, Ensemble
Hailing from myriad corners of the Great American South, Mike is equal parts improv fan and trained practitioner. Exploding onto the stage as the runaway sheep in a Murray, Kentucky Christmas pageant, his training spans graduate studies in comedy and performance at Southern Illinois University to improv courses at iO in Chicago and Nashville’s own Third Coast. He has coached and performed with the troupes Community Floss and Cult of the Stage Monkey, and his celebrated duo Date Night with Mike & Eric has appeared at the Twin Cities and Dirty South Improv Festivals and in venues across the Midwest. In Nashville he performs stand up and storytelling, and leads unwitting patrons through historical tours of the area.

Nelson Graham, Ensemble
Nelson has been a Tennessee boy his entire life. Born and raised in Memphis, Nelson came to Nashville for college in 2008 and has been here since. Nelson is an engineer by education, a former high school teacher of six year, a recent business school graduate and now works in the world of healthcare tech. His wide ranging educational and professional background is equally matched in his interests in his personal life. Nelson loves hobbies and he added improv to his repertoire by starting classes at Third Coast in 2016. He fell in love with improv in Level 1 and the rest is history. After taking musical improv classes at Third Coast, he felt that he really found his niche and has stuck to musical improv primarily ever since.

Susan Gleiser, Ensemble
Originally from Dallas, Texas, Susan moved to Nashville in the fall of 2007 to attend Vanderbilt University. After spending an exorbitant amount of money on a degree in vocal performance, she now works in fundraising. Her three great loves are Disaronno on the rocks, eggs benedict, and Bill. She also loves compliments.

Ethan Krupp, Director
Ethan followed a girl to Nashville, which sounds like the beginning of a country song, but joke's on you—she's a doctor and his mom is thrilled. He came from Chicago where he performed at Second City, iO, Annoyance, MCL, LOL, The Crowd, and maybe others but who knows. Ethan and his writing partner have written 3 full-length musicals which have been featured at Feinstein's/54 Below (NYC), Chicago Musical Theatre Festival, The Den Theatre (Chicago), and in residency at Princeton University.

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