Stephen/Scott's debut sketch show, Too Old For Sketch, played to sold-out houses at The Second City in Los Angeles, and was  part of The 2007 Los Angeles Comedy Festival and The 2008 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival. Their second show, Too Emotionally Unavailable for Sketch, had its debut at The 2008 Los Angeles Comedy Festival. They have also performed at The 2008 Los Angeles Improv Comedy Festival, IO West, Comedy Sportz, The Fake Gallery and The Fanatic Salon. Previously, the two produced and starred in the critically-acclaimed Mayberry Live!, an improvised version of the old Andy Griffith Show, which also played to sold out houses in an extended run at Second City. They appear regularly throughout Los Angeles. Check out some of their more recent shows below.

Too Emotionally Unavailable For Sketch - Two guys, 40 minutes, Drinking, Despair, Steven Hawking, Fear of Intimacy, Leviticus, Barney Fife, Loneliness, Naked Pictures, C.W. McCall, Unappreciated Servants, Mime, Uncomfortable Dining, Exuberant Dancing. Stephen/Scott's second show had its debut at The 2008 Los Angeles Comedy Festival, building on the smart, odd, bizarre and thought-provoking themes of their first show, Too Old For Sketch. Directed by Jason Pardo.

Too Old For Sketch - Two guys, 40 minutes, Marriage, Children, Lack of Marriage, Lack of Children, Karaoke, The War in Iraq, Homophobia, Eleanor Roosevelt, Old Age, Blissful Ignorance, Secret Fantasies, Random Bollywood Dancing. Stephen/Scott's debut sketch show, Too Old For Sketch, played to sold-out houses at The Second City in Los Angeles, and was part of The 2007 Los Angeles Comedy Festival, The 2008 Los Angeles Improv Comedy Festival at IO West and The 2008 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival, where TimeOut Chicago described the show as “Balls out…performed as if it were these guys’ last time on stage...”  Directed by Jason Pardo.