The Creative Team
Erin Fitzgerald
Co-writer, Actor
Erin is an Emmy Nominated character actor who has provided popular and memorable voices for cartoons, video games and anime for over 30 years. Her IMDb page reads like a who's who of voice actor royalty.
As an original cast member of Fake Radio, Erin has acted on stage along side comedy legends Fred Willard, Ray Romano, Mark McKinney, Mindy Sterling, and Phil Proctor, recreating smash hit radio shows from the 1940s and 50s.
In her voice work in cartoons and video games, Erin has shared scenes with Judy Greer, Ed Asner, Whoopi Goldberg, Scarlett Johansson, Zoe Saldana, Danny DeVito, Snoop Dogg, Trevor Noah, Kevin Smith, Sophie Turner, Maria Bamford, Debra Wilson, Christina Applegate, Candi Milo, Fred Tatasciore, Yuri Lowenthal, John DiMaggio, Eric Bauza, and many more.
In the world of video games, Erin is known for her roles of Yrel in World of Warcraft, Hearthstone & Heroes of the Storm; Sona and Janna in League of Legends; Chie Satonaka in Persona 4 Golden; Charsi in Diablo Immortal; Wakaba Ishii in Persona 5; The Photographer in Death Stranding; Alexandra Drennan & Athena in Talos Principle 1 & 2; Erica and Trisha in Catherine & Catherine Full Body; Parasoul in Skullgirls; Junko Enoshima and Genocide Jack in DanganRonpa; For Honor; Horizon Zero Dawn; The Last of Us; Fallout 76; Elder Scrolls; Many Final Fantasy games; and more.
Her animation credits include the roles of Nazz and May Kanker in “Ed, Edd and Eddy” and as Bo on the Emmy award-winning cartoons “Ask the Storybots”, “Storybots Answer Time”, “A Storybots Christmas Special” and the spinoff Netflix Jr. YouTube series “Super Silly Stories with Bo” as Bo and MANY additional characters. Erin’s long list of other cartoon credits are available on her IMDb page.
In 2024, Erin received an Emmy nomination for her work voicing the role of Bo on “Ask the Storybots”.
David Koff
Co-writer, Director, & Producer
David’s been on or around the stage for over 40 years. He first appeared on stage in a 4th grade production of “Free to Be, You and Me” and he first fell in LOVE with the power of theater when his parents took him to see "A Chorus Line" two years later.
Dance Ten, Love TWELVE. (That’s a Chorus Line joke, OK?)
At The University of Pennsylvania, David was a member of the famed Mask & Wig comedy troupe, eventually becoming the lead writer and director of the undergraduate company.
After graduation, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue professional acting and writing. He co-wrote his first screenplay with NYTimes best-selling author Stuart Gibbs and sold it to Fox Family Films.
He joined SAG/AFTRA in 1993 and appeared on the TV shows "The West Wing", "The John Larroquette Show" and "Sesame Street". David’s updated TV, Film, and Commercial reel can be found here.
David studied improvisation at the Groundlings Theater in Los Angeles, spending four years in their conservatory, before training for a decade with Groundlings alumni Stan Wells at his Empty Stage Theatre. There, he began experimenting with how improv and scripted material could be combined.
In 2001, David became the Artistic Director of Fake Radio, the country’s premier old-time radio comedy troupe. The company is famous for recreating scripted radio broadcasts from the 1940’s but combining them with improvisation. With Fake Radio, David’s had the honor of working on the stage with some of his comedy heroes including The Kids in the Hall, Ray Romano, John Larroquette, Fred Willard, Marcia Wallace, Larraine Newman, Jeff Garlin, Mindy Sterling & George Wendt.
David met Erin when she joined the cast of Fake Radio. After a production of Lux Radio Theater’s “The Wizard of OZ”, she approached him about helping her to create “The Wonderful Woman of OZ”. The rest, as they say, is history.
David lives in Portland with his wife Mary and son Isaac, and teaches improvisation at his Change Through Play Improv studio.