The Second City Detroit
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The Second City Detroit is a comedy theatre located in the Detroit suburb Novi, Michigan. It is the Second City's third mainstage theatre in North America following the Second City Chicago and Toronto.[1] Originally established in September 1993 in downtown Detroit, Michigan,[2] the theatre relocated to a strip mall in Novi in 2005.[3]
[edit] Notable alumni
- (1993) Colin Ferguson (Eureka)
- (1993) Jerry C. Minor (SNL, Mr. Show)
- (1993) Suzy Nakamura (The West Wing, Curb Your Enthusiasm)
- (1993) Angela Shelton (Frangela, Best Week Ever)
- (1995) Joshua Funk (Wild 'N Out)
- (1996) Larry Joe Campbell (According to Jim)
- (1997) Keegan-Michael Key (MADtv, The Planet's Funniest Animals)
- (1998) Nyima Funk (Wild 'N Out, Thank God You're Here)
- (1999) Maribeth Monroe (Thank God You're Here)
[edit] Revues
- Power to the People Mover (1993)
- Kevorkian Unplugged (1994)
- Detroit…Steam Cleaning While You Walk (1994)
- Ito Phone Home (1995)
- White Water Rafting (1995)
- Computer Chips & Salsa (1996)
- Slipped a Discus (1996)
- One Nation Undecided (1996)
- Ambassador Bridge Party (1997)
- Send in the Clones (1997)
- Generation X-Files (1997)
- Down Riverdance (1998)
- Greetings from Viagra Falls (1998)
- Daimlers Are a Girl's Best Friend (1998)
- Impeachment and Cream (1999)
- Phantom Menace to Society (1999)
- Paradigm Lost (2000)
- Gratiot Happens (2000)
- 19th Nervous Breakdown (2000)
- eBay of Pigs (2001)
- Mayor Go Round (2001)
- Jihad It Up to Here (2002)
- Less Talk, Motown (2002)
- Woodward to Your Mutha (2003)
- Ten (2003)
- In iPod We Trust (2005)
- Bobble Heads of State (2006)
- Dysfunctional Holiday Revue (2006)
- Michigan Impossible: All Laid Off and No Place to Go (2007)
- Night of the Living Debt (2007)
- Dysfunctional Holiday Revue (2007)
[edit] References
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