@SydneyDavisJrJr
Originally from Bentonville, Arkansas, Sydney relocated to Chicago at the age of 16 to pursue a career in comedy, where she began studying at The Second City Training Center.
After turning 21, Sydney began as an intern for Chicago Underground Comedy, where she eventually became a producer and programming director, later retiring from the show after four years at the age of 25.
In addition to performing standup, she can be seen hosting the the McMic at the Mckaw, and updating her blog "How It Is By Junior Junior." She also recently joined the teaching faculty at The Second City Training Center, where she teaches stand-up comedy.
Previous places she has performed include (but are not limited to):
Dangerfield's Comedy Club (NYC), The Second City, Zanies Comedy Club, The House of Blues Chicago, ComedySportz theater, Greenhouse Theater Center, The Arend Arts Center, Chicago Underground Comedy, The Playground Theater, Arts Center of the Ozarks, Stage 773, and Skype (true story).
Her many talents and interests include:
Being forcibly removed from a major network television studio in 2012, having her writing repeatedly rejected from The Boston Review, and being laid-off from law firms.
A former nationally-ranked IPDA professional speaker and debater, Sydney also holds state championship titles in Humorous Interpretation (HI/DI), Solo, and Storytelling. She has a bachelor's degree in English (creative writing), and a minor in speech from the University of Arkansas Monticello. Sydney is a graduate of The Second City Training Center's A-E improvisation program. She frequently tours University campuses across the United States, speaking to incoming freshman, and making presentations to college trustees. She can also bake a mean blueberry crumble.
You can find her content streaming on the Laugh.ly app.
Originally from Bentonville, Arkansas, Sydney relocated to Chicago at the age of 16 to pursue a career in comedy, where she began studying at The Second City Training Center.
After turning 21, Sydney began as an intern for Chicago Underground Comedy, where she eventually became a producer and programming director, later retiring from the show after four years at the age of 25.
In addition to performing standup, she can be seen hosting the the McMic at the Mckaw, and updating her blog "How It Is By Junior Junior." She also recently joined the teaching faculty at The Second City Training Center, where she teaches stand-up comedy.
Previous places she has performed include (but are not limited to):
Dangerfield's Comedy Club (NYC), The Second City, Zanies Comedy Club, The House of Blues Chicago, ComedySportz theater, Greenhouse Theater Center, The Arend Arts Center, Chicago Underground Comedy, The Playground Theater, Arts Center of the Ozarks, Stage 773, and Skype (true story).
Her many talents and interests include:
Being forcibly removed from a major network television studio in 2012, having her writing repeatedly rejected from The Boston Review, and being laid-off from law firms.
A former nationally-ranked IPDA professional speaker and debater, Sydney also holds state championship titles in Humorous Interpretation (HI/DI), Solo, and Storytelling. She has a bachelor's degree in English (creative writing), and a minor in speech from the University of Arkansas Monticello. Sydney is a graduate of The Second City Training Center's A-E improvisation program. She frequently tours University campuses across the United States, speaking to incoming freshman, and making presentations to college trustees. She can also bake a mean blueberry crumble.
You can find her content streaming on the Laugh.ly app.
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UPCOMING EVENTS of NOTE...
Saturday, August 5th 2017
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Thursday, February 23rd 2017
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Interview pt. 1 (Audio)
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Interview pt. 2 (Audio)
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Guest Spot #1 (Audio)
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Guest Spot #2 (Audio)
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Guest Spot #3 (Audio)
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Guest Spot #4 (Audio)
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