Andel Sudik was with One Group Mind from 2001-2004 with the team Teenage Carthrobs.  Andel performed at The Playground, Frankie J..s (now known as the Spot) and IO. In the late summer of 2003 Andel auditioned into the ensemble of Imagination Theater, a touring social issues theater group. About a month later she got hired as an understudy at The Second City. She toured with the Second City for two years as well as performed in theatricals and understudied on the ETC and Mainstage Chicago. She lived on a cruise ship for 4 months performing with the Second City on the Norwegian Spirit and Pearl. In 2007, Andel joined Boom Chicago in Amsterdam, where she was also a writer and correspondent for Comedy Central Netherlands' news show CCN. From 2009 to 2010 Andel performed with Second City in their production The Second City Does Arizona, or Close, but No Saguaro. Andel has recently returned from Arizona and is currently working for Second City.

Originally from Heyworth, Illinois and a graduate of Northwestern University, Britt Lower now lives in Brooklyn. She has studied improv at ImprovOlympic, UCB, with Northwestern University's Titanic Players, and extensively under Armando Diaz at the Magnet Theater. Her Titanic improv team, Old Tom Jar, won the 2008 College Comedy Championships. Since moving to New York one year ago, she has performed in several new plays around the city and in the New York International Fringe Festival.  In 2010, Britt was cast in Big Lake, a Comedy Central show directed by Will Ferrell starring Chris Gethard, Chris Parnell, and Horatio Sanz.

Eric Lindberg was a founder and an original member of the Titanic Players.  After playing on ImprovOlympic's Genealogy, Eric was on the cast of the Lindberg Babies, one of the longest running show at ImprovOlympic.  Eric also performed on the Improv Olympic House Team, Prefontaine.  He is currently a member of the ComedySportz cast and staff. 

Jill Benjamin was with us briefly in the 1997-1998 cast.   Since then, she found great success at Boom Chicago in Amsterdam.  Benjamin was the co-star of the wildly successful Pick-ups & Hiccups with her partner Seth Meyers, head writer for Saturday Night Live on NBC. Pick-ups & Hiccups toured world-wide, with stops in Edinburgh, London, Singapore, Amsterdam, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.  The show completed a sold-out run at Donny's Skybox Studio Theatre in Piper's Alley.  Whose Line Is It Anyway performer/writer and Second City alum Ron West also directed Jill's re-mount of Playing Dumb with Jill Benjamin at the Apollo Theater in Chicago. (excerpts from her Second City bio)

Titanic owes a great debt to Justin Koh for literally keeping the group alive.  Bridging the gap from the group's founders to what would later be the largest improvisation group in the country, Justin's 6 years with Titanic are the group's most profound.  Justin is the only member of Titanic who performed for 6 years and directed for 4 years.  Justin is the member of Titanic credited with its expansion from one team to 4 on campus.  He was the first "unofficial" assistant director of Titanic.  While still in school, Justin performed with the ImprovOlympic team Kids Around the World.  You can see his latest online project, Bull and Bunny.

Laura Grey recently relocated to New York from Chicago where she wrote and performed two original revues at The Second City Etc., improvised at places like iO, The Annoyance, Second City, and Comedy Sportz, and acted in a bunch of plays. She performed and co-devised the all silent revue Reverie directed by Dexter Bullard for the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, and before that she traveled with the ferocious three-woman sketch troupe Triplette to San Francisco Sketchfest, Sketchfest NYC, and The Chicago Improv Festival. In NY she is performing with Baby Wants Candy, the Story Pirates, the magnet house team Chet Watkins, and the sketch duo Klepper and Grey at the ucb.

Liz Cackowski was a member of our 1995-1997 Titanic cast.  Liz was our first Titanic Player to be hired by Saturday Night Live (hopefully not the last).  She has performed at ImprovOlympic, ComedySportz, and Boom! Chicago and was one of the youngest performers cast in the Second City Main Stage after spending 2 years with the Second City Touring Company.  She was on the Second City Mainstage for one revue, when she was hired by Saturday Night Live.  Liz now lives in LA and is a writer and actress on the popular NBC show, Community.

Marla Caceres was with One Group Mind from 2001-2004 with the team Teenage Carthrobs.  Marla Caceres started improvising at the University of Florida. She has also performed on Big Friendly Giant, a two-person improv ensemble, and Padraic in Smark and Vixen, a vaudevillian sketch show.  In 2009, Marla was in two short films, “Happy Birthday Pele” and “Tech Support”.  Since 2007, she has been performing with Whirled News Tonight and also plays on the team Henrietta Pussycat at the iO theater.

A double major in Economics and Theater from Northwestern University, Mike Abdelsayed was one of the founders of The Titanic Players in 1994 and the parent organization that supports us, One Group Mind.  Mike was placed on Valhalla, the oldest house team at ImprovOlympic, at the age of 20.  In addition to performing, Mike was also an ImprovOlympic coach and teacher.  Mike was an understudy for The Second City touring companies and the Second City ETC stage, performing in their highly successful review "Yellow Cab of Courage".  He was also a member of the Second City's Outreach and Diversity Program.  Mike is most known for his teaching, having defined the Improv Theory called the Expansion Tree through the experience he had coaching over 30 teams, each no less than 2 years.  His students have continued successful careers at CBS, NBC, The Office, Saturday Night Live, Community, Reno 911!, Arrested Development, Big Lake, and the Unit, as well as national and international improv theatres, including The Annoyance Theater, Boom! Chicago, ComedySportz, ImprovBoston, ImprovOlympic, The Magnet Theater, The Second City, Theater Sports, and Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater. 

Piero Procaccini was an original member of the first improv group that helped start One Group Mind in 2001, Under Oath.  He also became the first assistant director of One Group Mind coaching the team Teenage Carthrobs.  He has taught classes at IO and Second City and offered workshops at theatres around the country. He was Assistant to the Director for “From Fear to Eternity” in the Second City ETC Theatre and has directed many improvisors who have gone on to perform in the touring company and on resident stages in Chicago. While in Chicago, he spent several years performing with Johnny Roast Beef and American Dream and coaching Otis and Carl and the Passions. Most recently, he has been cruising the high seas performing for Second City aboard Norwegian Cruise Lines. (as of march 29th 2010)