Jenny Meyer Rosen Joined Company: 2003 First Improv Class: 1993, a UC Berkeley Extension Course in Belmont, CA First BATS Class: 1994 with Rebecca Stockley BATS Coach: Since 2000 (teaching since 1998) Other BATS Service: BATS in the Belfry Director; Young Audience Coordinator, 2002-2004; Dean, 2004-present Myspace.com: www.myspace.com/neilfan   Contact: jenny@improv.org Jenny Meyer was very shy growing up. Something propelled her into improv but she couldn't tell you what. Doing improv for ten years, now she is not shy.

She loves to perform, teach, and watch improv. Interesting stuff is happening to her, especially writing and performing monologues. She has performed in San Francisco Fringe Festival as well as "The A**hole Monologues".

Her day job is turning and maintaining advertising signs for the San Francisco Giants as well as teaching kids all over the bay area about improv and saying yes!

Q&A With Jenny Meyer

First BATS Show: It was in 1994, the night of the Oscars and there was a huge party at Fort Mason. It took us forever to find parking. It was a Theatresports tournament. In one scene they had a boot from someone in the audience and it became an elephant trunk.

Favorite Formats: Spontaneous Broadway, The Harold, and Theatresports

Best Thing to Happen on the BATS Stage: I met the man I married.

Improv Advice: Keep saying yes

Favorite Movie: Goonies

Favorite Music: Neil Diamond