Road Trip is a completely improvised show based on real stories featuring a rotating cast of some of the best improvisers + storytellers in ATL. Previous storytellers have been seen on shows like America's Got Talent, "Parks and Rec," "Grace and Frankie," Just for Laughs, Conan, Wild 'N Out, Comedy Central, Late Night, FX's show "English Teacher," and more!
After celebrating 3 years, we are still going strong with specialty, musical, celebrity, and just plain old fun Road Trips!
Featured Storyteller: Baron Vaughn (Dropout's Crowd Control, Grace and Frankie, Comedy Central, Tonight Show)
Featured Improvisers:
Madeline Evans (Host | Mads Improv, No Alibi, Edgewood Ave)
Abel Arias (Dad's Garage Corporate)
KJ Jones (Whole World)
Austin Combs (Big Dog)
Alex Devilliers (High Deductibles)
Michael Smith (For You Prov)
Nia Jobson
Ed Morgan (Dad's Garage + You may recognize as Marley from Invasion!)
And Sam on the keys!
Baron Vaughn has a career that spans live comedy, acting, and directing. Baron’s talent knows no bounds. As an actor, he’s best known as “Bud”, sharing the screen with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin on the longest-running hit Netflix series, Grace & Frankie. Baron lends his voice as “Tom Servo” in the recent seasons of cult-hit Mystery Science Theater 3000.
He’s also a creative force behind the scenes of the Comedy Central showcase variety series The New Negroes with Open Mike Eagle. In 2020, Baron continued to push boundaries with Call & Response, a limited series produced by Blavity and Funny or Die. Baron’s deeply personal project Fatherless, directed by the award-winning Dawn Porter, explores the impact of absent fathers on families and communities.
As a stand-up comedian, Baron has been entertaining audiences for more than 20 years. He has two influential comedy recordings, Raised by Cable and Blaxistential Crisis, both available for streaming on all platforms. Baron’s been showcased on Comedy Central’s The Half Hour and The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail, as well as on HBO’s 2 Dope Queens, Showtime’s SXSW Comedy, and TBS’ Conan, and was recently on Dropout's Crowd Control.