Wisconsin; Roanoke, Virginia (started by Ristau in 2003 and where he still takes order and performs); Staunton, Virginia; Asheville, North Carolina; and Richmond, Virginia. The Roanoke Chapter, which has been a core component of Mill Mountain Theatre's second stage programming, has twice been invited to the Piccolo Spoleto Theatre Festival in Charleston, South Carolina. Each location has different rules according to the decisions of their respective boards of directors. The rules usually consist of 1)Pieces must be original, 2) be under 5 minutes, and 3) they cannot damage the space or its occupants physically. Over the last 19 years there have been other No Shame Theatres to come and go including those in New York, New York; Miami, Florida; Chicago, Illinois; Fairbanks, Alaska; Orlando, Florida; Charlottesville, Virginia (started by Ristau); Charleston, South Carolina; Ireland; Cutler Ridge, Florida; Verona; Portland, Oregon; Harrisonburg, Virginia; Newport News, Virginia; Columbus, Georgia; Great Falls, Montana; Treasure Coast; Carrboro, North Carolina. Famous alumni Actor Toby Huss got his start at No Shame Theatre in Iowa City, where he started his character Artie, the Strongest Man in the World. Toby performed an Artie piece at the No Shame hosted by HOME for Contemporary Theatre and Art in New York City, and was seen by people who were developing the Adventures of Pete & Pete television show. They hired Toby to incorporate the character into the series. Actor John Leguizamo performed at No Shame Theatre in New York City while No Shame was hosted at HOME for Contemporary Theatre and Art in TriBeCa. (44 Walker Street) It was during this period that he developed portions of the play that would become Mambo Mouth. He has appeared in many films including Moulin Rouge!, Ice Age, and Romeo + Juliet. Playwright Ruth Margraff performed at No Shames in Iowa City and the one at HOME. Ruth has gone on to become a very successful writer and performance artist, and currently teaches playwriting at the School of the Institute of Art in Chicago. Playwright Naomi Wallace frequently attended No Shame while doing her graduate work in the Playwright's Workshop in Iowa City, and first wrote for No Shame while in residence at Mill Mountain Theatre in Roanoke for the developmental production of her play Fever Chart. Historian and Jeopardy! champion James L. Erwin performed at No Shame Theatre in Iowa City. Actor Paul Rust performed at No Shame Theatre in Iowa