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Initially a mainstay of the Detroit Second City stage, Emmy and Peabody Award winner Keegan-Michael Key moved to the Chicago e.t.c. in 2001, going on to write for and star in "MADtv" and "Key & Peele."
Fun Fact: Key acted alongside fellow comedians Maribeth Monroe, Marc Evan Jackson, Nyima Funk, and Larry Joe Campbell during his tenure at Second City Detroit.
Read more about Keegan-Michael Key.
Established in and named for the first African-American to join The Second City's resident company the Bob Curry Fellowship has...
It's summer The weather's warm the vibe is good and you're not looking for anything serious right now Try a...
Let s be honest the world can be a confusing and scary place Improv teaches us to be brave and...
The Second City is thrilled to announce the recipients of the SNL Scholarship In partnership with Saturday Night Live this...
The esteemed board will help guide The Second City's creative direction and uphold the creative values of the institution.
"I was much more open to being flexible and accepting of whatever was offered to me."
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