The Mirror Zone

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Welcome to an improvised dimension where the strange, the mysterious, and the hilarious collide! It is a dimension of shadow, substance, and other audience suggestions. Hold onto your butts; you’ve just crossed over into our new comedy show: The Mirror Zone.

Are you a fan of the eerie and thought-provoking tales of "The Twilight Zone"?
Do you enjoy the dark, dystopian visions of "Black Mirror"?
Do you just like weird stuff?

Come se The Mirror Zone! Our cast takes you on an unpredictable comedic journey, blending the unsettling with the hilarious in a way you've never experienced before.

Our Theater

Our 100-seat theater is comedy-intimate and ADA accessible. You get great sight-lines, comfy seats, private bathrooms, and a concessions stand with moderately-priced snacks and drinks. Everything you need is conveniently located in our space.

Well, almost everything.

We don’t serve alcohol. (Thanks, Quakers!)

But we are BYOB, that means no markup on liquor. (Thanks, Quakers!)

Don’t miss your chance to step into our dimension of dark comedy! Get your tickets now for "The Mirror Zone."

Tom England: Tom England (he/him) is an improviser and writer. Tom is a regular player and instructor with ComedySportz Philly, and a cast member of "Hallmarkable" and "Off The Record." His plays and musicals have been featured in multiple theatre festivals in Philadelphia and New York. Tom is a graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television Professional Program in Screenwriting.

Kristin Finger: Kristin has been performing and teaching improv professionally for over 15 years here in Philadelphia, Chicago and in New York. She is currently the Artistic Director of CSz Philadelphia where she continues to perform and teach as well. She regularly performs with independent improv groups such as Grey Gardens and Wisdom Teeth, along with other popular improv shows such as Murder Manor, Improvised Golden Girls, The She-Quel, and more. If she’s not directing or performing on stage, she’s spending her time being a freelance Graphic Designer and is the Visual Communications Manager for the Wilma Theater here in Philadelphia.

Jake Lucas: Jake Lucas (they/them) is the Artistic Director of ComedySportz Philly, and has been improvising and educating for over 8 years. Their specialty in play and social & emotional learning (SEL) helps ensure everyone can put the "imp" in impulse. Jake has improvised, devised, and consulted with the City of Philadelphia, University of the Arts, Philadelphia School of Improv, Playworks, Fab Youth Philly, Pseudonym Productions and more. You can see them performing in ComedySportz, Roll Play, Hallmarkable, Be Kind, The Neighborhood, and wherever hoagies are sold. 

Rob O'Neill: Rob O’Neill is an actor, writer and improv performer based out of Philadelphia. He has been a member of the improv teams The Future, Not Yet Rated, Study Hall, Double Play and Outside Voices, as well as the sketch comedy team Tiny Arson. He has appeared in numerous shows around the city, including ‘SorkinCorp,’ Shark Tank: The Final Episode,’ ‘Town,’ ‘Todorov’s Dirty Laundry’ and the House of Solitude shows ‘McNickel’ and ‘A Galaxy Uncherished.’

Emily Murphy: Emily (she/they) is an AuDHD improviser and writer based in Philly who has been performing comedy since 2019. Emily is currently directing Dear Diary for Season 4 of the CSz Improv Double Feature and was the Director Apprentice for Season 3's Incantation. They have performed with PHIT House Team Main Dog and can be found performing in sketch and improv shows with indie teams 6 Different People and Remain Dog, and also at home with their cat. Outside of comedy you can find her playing bass in metal band War on Xmas or running on the Schuylkill Trail.

Kiran Pandey: Kiran Pandey is a writer and improviser based in Philadelphia, performing with such teams as Schmooty, Be Kind: Rewind, Nothing But Roaring, and From the Future. He also enjoys crossword puzzles and the Eraserhead baby.

Michael Rugnetta: Michael Rugnetta is a native Philadelphian who was previously part of the house team "Remain Calm" at Philadelphia Improv Theater.  He has been doing improv on and off for over a decade and has recently been getting into musical improv. His most notable achievement is once winning a car on Wheel of Fortune, despite the unfortunate side effect that it resulted in a reduction of his financial aid in college.