Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre has affordable, comedy shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Watch the best improv, sketch and standup in the country. Our original comedy video productions have garnered the national spotlight. We also run the first nationally accredited improv and sketch comedy school in the country. For information on our courses, visit the Training Center.
Veronica Osorio
Current Shows
Vero is a proud performer on the UCB Maude Team Fambly.
Born in Jacksonville, Florida, raised in Venezuela. Her teachers have included Neil Casey, Curtis Gwinn, Anthony Atamanuik, Zach Woods, Anthony King, Shannon O'Neill, Kevin Hines and Michael Delaney.
She stars in and produced the viral video "Manic Pixie Prostitute" and wrote and performed "Aubrey Plaza As Dora The Explorer" both featured in Entertainment Weekly, A.V Club, Vulture and many other blogs. You've also seen her at UCB's solo show First Woman On The Moon, in Leila Cohan's This Is About Smith (SketchFest 2010, UCB), in Vag Magazine web series written by Leila Cohan and Caitlin Tegart and Yahoo's Mansome, Jest.com and Landline TV.
While in Venezuela she performed with the first improv team in the country, "Improvisto" for six seasons. Her full-length feature film, "Boves," opened in Venezuelan theaters in 2010 and won several International film awards.
Photo by Melissa Gomez
Born in Jacksonville, Florida, raised in Venezuela. Her teachers have included Neil Casey, Curtis Gwinn, Anthony Atamanuik, Zach Woods, Anthony King, Shannon O'Neill, Kevin Hines and Michael Delaney.
She stars in and produced the viral video "Manic Pixie Prostitute" and wrote and performed "Aubrey Plaza As Dora The Explorer" both featured in Entertainment Weekly, A.V Club, Vulture and many other blogs. You've also seen her at UCB's solo show First Woman On The Moon, in Leila Cohan's This Is About Smith (SketchFest 2010, UCB), in Vag Magazine web series written by Leila Cohan and Caitlin Tegart and Yahoo's Mansome, Jest.com and Landline TV.
While in Venezuela she performed with the first improv team in the country, "Improvisto" for six seasons. Her full-length feature film, "Boves," opened in Venezuelan theaters in 2010 and won several International film awards.
Photo by Melissa Gomez