Kasey Klemm



BATS Company member since: 2000
BATS Coach since: 2000
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Kasey has been improvising since he and fellow high school ne'er-do-well Mike Barnett started the Devil Mountian Improv League in early 1997. Kasey came to BATS in the Spring of the same year, taking his first ever improv class from Barbara Scott. In the Fall of 2000 Kasey was invited to join the BATS Main Stage Company--an invitation he gladly accepted.

Kasey has performed with BATS Sunday Players, The Belfry (BATS former Thursday night ensemble), and the Long-Form groups People of Earth! and Improv Factory Outlet. In addition to being a coach with BATS Improv School, Kasey is original cast member of The A**hole Monologues.


Q & A with Kasey Klemm


First BATS Show: 

1995; Monday Night Theatersports at the Bayfront on a high school field trip.

Favorite Formats: 

Gorilla Theatre, Theatresports, Long-Form, and Micetro.

Best Moment on the BATS Stage: 

Getting the direction, "Bore the audience" from Keith Jonstone during Sunday Player Micetro.

Improv Advice: 

Allow the audience to watch you.

Artistic Influences: 

Steve Martin, Dave Letterman, Keith Johnstone, David Sedaris, Bob & David, Raymond Carver, and all the old-school sitcoms.

Favorite Movies: 

Roger & Me, Derrida, Half-Baked

Favorite Music:  

Pink Floyd, Jason Mraz, Matchbox Twenty, Nina Simone, Coldplay, The Beatles.

Favorite Theatre: 

You Can't Take It With You, Arsenic & Old Lace, Bullshot Crummond.