Amie Roe is a Philadelphia-based improviser, bleeding heart, and keen observer of the human condition.  She has been improvising literally since birth in a pioneering 27-year-long monoscene format.  Her depth of character development and level of commitment in this ongoing role as “a kind of spacey overachiever” is noteworthy.  So yea, she likes improv a lot.

Amie appears regularly on stage in New York City at the Magnet Theater with resident Megawatt improv ensemble, Brick.  Amie also appears regularly at the Philly Improv Theater (PHIT) with best-friend-improv-duo, The Amie and Kristen Show/The Kristen and Amie Show, which has been a featured selection at improv festivals in Philadelphia, Seattle, Chicago, Baltimore, and Toronto.  She's proud to say that she has studied improv comedy with the very best and brightest at the Philly Improv Theater (PHIT), the Magnet Theater (NYC), and at various workshops throughout the country, with renowned performers and teachers such as Armando Diaz, Asaf Ronen, Keith Johnstone, and Susan Messing, to name a few.  Currently, Amie is an improv instructor at PHIT and directs PHIT resident improv ensemble, King Friday.  She is co-creator and a producer of Duofest, the nation's only improv festival dedicated solely to improv duos.