Nick Jaramillo

Nick is a native Texan who has been improvising since 2008. Beginning in New York, he studied at the Upright Citizens Brigade and Magnet theaters under such greats as Amy Poehler, Zach Woods, Jordan Klepper, Peter McNerney, Will Hines, and Curtis Gwinn. He has also taken workshops with Susan Messing, Christina Gausas, and Ian Roberts.

Nick produces & performs in the monthly show, The Arcade Hootenanny, and also performs regularly with The Mon and with his wife, Erica Sera, in their duo, Seramillo.

In addition, he has performed at the Del Close Marathon (NYC), Chicago Improv Festival, Boston Comedy Festival, District Improv Festival (DC), North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival, Pittsburgh Comedy Festival, and Hartford Improv Festival. Nick has coached house teams and indie teams in New York and Pittsburgh and has taught workshops at the New Movement Theater (Austin) and The Clinton School for Writers and Artists (NYC).

Working by day as a designer, he has designed several improv books including "How to be the Greatest Improviser on Earth" by Will Hines and "A Subversive's Guide to Improvisation" by David Razowsky, not to mention more improv show posters than you can count.

In his spare time, he daydreams of owning a chihuahua named Michelangelo, traveling the world with his amazing wife and daughters, Elouise & Frankie, and eating Tex-Mex for every meal.