shows are experimental, few receive a strong enough audience reaction to be performed multiple times. A notable exception is The Facebook Show. The Facebook Show consists of three segments, roughly twenty minutes each. Each segment begins with an audience member volunteering to be interviewed by Second Nature. During the interview, the audience member logs on to their Facebook profile, which is projected on a screen, and explored in front of the live audience. Finally, Second Nature uses material from the volunteer's Facebook profile as the basis for their improvisation. Second Nature's first Facebook Show was performed in 2005, when Facebook was open only to college students. However, since the social networking website has been opened up to the public, the show has become popular with a larger audience. Influenced by Second Nature, other groups have begun performing the Facebook Show around the world, including at the University of California, Santa Barbara, by jericho! at the University of California, Berkeley, and in England by the Canterbury based troupe, Noise Next Door. Guest Monologists One of the many show formats Second Nature performs is The Armando. This format - developed at ImprovOlympic - involves a guest monologist (frequently a celebrity) who uses a suggestion from the audience to inspire a truthful, personal monologue. The improvisers then use the monologue as inspiration for a series of scenes, which in turn inspire a response from the monologist. Second Nature has performed The Armando with the following guest monologists: Dan Oster, MADtv Kate Flannery, The Office Paul Wolff, screenwriter, Family Ties, Little House on the Prairie, Home Improvement ; executive story-editor, Remington Steele Tom Lennon, Reno 911!, The State Will Sasso, MADtv Midori, prominent human sexuality writer, speaker, and sex educator Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket, author of A Series of Unfortunate Events Current Cast Alannah Fredericks Liam Stephenson Henry Parker-Elder Will Hunt Angie Stroud Devin Harris Greta Donnelly Ian Grady Jillian Gorman Notable alumni Shelby Fero, Emmy award-winning stand-up comedian and staff writer for Robot Chicken, @midnight, Idiotsitter, and more. Devin Field, UCB performer and staff writer for Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Workaholics, and Billy on the Street. Dan Lippert, UCB performer and actor, Comedy Bang! Bang! regular. Zach Dunn, UCB performer, staff writer for Go90's Mr. Student Body President. Philip Labes, UCB performer, actor on Netflix's GLOW and Funny or Die's Tween Fest. Jacob Reed, UCB performer. Sarah Khasrovi, UCB performer. See also Improvisational