Sketchworks Producers

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Brian Bremer
Over the past decade, Brian has appeared in several feature films, learning from such notables as Mickey Rooney, Billy Dee Williams, and Brad Dourif. You may recognize him from the famous cult film Pumpkinhead, or maybe Killer Next Door, which is now playing on the Mystery Channel. Most recently he appeared in the films Stroke of Genius and Dead Birds. Brian has worked in network television, and has also done lots of commercials and voice overs. For the past four years he has been a member of the Accidental Comics, the improv comedy branch of Seven Course Theater. Performing nationwide, the troupe entertains diverse audiences with improvisational, character-driven comedy. As well as writing and acting in Sketchworks, Brian now teaches Acting In Sketch Comedy at yourACT On-Camera Acting Classes. Brian is a co-producer for Sketchworks.

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Della Cole
Della has done some strange things in her life, but this is her favorite. A long time dream of doing sketch comedy with husband and co-producer Bob Harter collided with Jen Kelley's vision and came to life in the shape of Sketchworks. She loves playing off-the-wall characters like Agnes in "The Wedding Wake" performed recently at 14th Street Playhouse. Her more responsible characters include Stella in "Streetcar Named Desire" and Maria in "Twelfth Night" on the Alliance main stage. Currently the host of the weekly TV show, "Atlanta's Best New Homes," Della enjoys working in all areas of industry and has traveled the world entertaining military audiences in "Letters From the Front." She has appeared on "In the Heat Of The Night," "Savannah," and film credits include Door To Door and most recently The Adventures Of Ociee Nash. Another favorite of Della's is sharing her love of acting with her students at yourACT. Her son and big time favorite, Mike, keeps her from getting too serious. Della is a co-producer for Sketchworks.

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Bob Harter
Bob is one of Atlanta's most respected actors, working frequently on-camera as well as on stage. He is also in demand as a voice-over artist, known for his many celebrity impressions—a favorite being a dead-on Jack Nicholson impersonation—and his multiple character voices (not counting the voices he hears in his head...). Bob's feature films include Simpatico with Jeff Bridges, Nick Nolte, and Sharon Stone, Stroke of Genius with James Caviezel, and he worked with respected director Michael Mann on The Insider. He appeared on the USA Network movie Web of Deceit, "Three's Company," "I'll Fly Away," "Savannah," and had a recurring role on TNN's "I-40 Paradise," as well as being a familiar face in commercials. Several years ago Bob was spotted in the hit sketch comedy show "Dark Night Theatre" and then was cast as co-star with Della Cole for three national tours of military bases. Now married, they are also co-founders and acting instructors at yourACT On-Camera Acting Classes. He is convinced that thinning grey hair is a sign of wisdom and maturity. Bob is a co-producer for Sketchworks.

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Jen Kelley
Once upon a time, Jen dreamed of growing up and becoming a brain surgeon. But as the years passed, it was clear that a low aptitude in math and science does not a doctor make. Instead she chose an alternative means of getting inside your head. As co-producer and brain donor to Sketchworks, Jen attempts to practice mind-numbing, thought-provoking sketch comedy because laughter is the best medicine, after all. And while writing sketch comedy isn't easy, it's not brain surgery. Thanks to the Universe and to Electra Woman and Dyna Girl. Jen is a co-producer for Sketchworks.

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Mike Stiles
Mike has appeared in several major films, such as the one when his family went to Disney World, and the one where he’s opening presents Christmas morning of 1973.  Mike was in the very first Sketchworks show and was so traumatized by the experience he moved to Cincinnati for 3 years, but now he’s back for more labor-intensive, unpaid fun!  His background is mostly in TV and radio, having been a television reporter and anchor in Columbia and Greenville, SC.  He’s hosted radio morning shows in Austin, Raleigh, Cincinnati and the ATL…where every day is opening day!  Since 1998, Mike’s also been writing and performing comedy bits for radio syndication that get sent all over the US and the world.  His stuff goes over particularly well in Guam.  In his spare time, Mike sits around wishing his headshot looked as good as Bob Harter’s.

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