About

Tabletop roleplaying games have exploded in popularity in the last several years. Shows like Critical Role and Dimension 20 have dominated view counts on sites like Twitch and YouTube. Now Dicey Darlings is bringing this unique blend of fantasy storytelling, collaborative improv, and chaotic dice rolls to your college campus! Our team of adventurers will craft a thrilling fantasy narrative at the table, as audiences watch them attempt to overcome obstacles and puzzles, all while influenced by the randomization of dice rolls. With an incredible cast of seasoned RPG veterans, Dicey Darlings deliver unforgettable characters, engaging narratives, and joyful laughter to the table. 

Shows begin at 2 hours but can run for 6+ with massive marathon sessions!

MEET THE DARLINGS

  • Aliza Pearl (she/her) is an African American and Afro Latine (Puerto Rican) actress, writer, improviser, Trekkie, gamemaster, dungeon master, TTRPG player, and content creator. She has worked in TV (New Girl, House of Lies, Days of Our Lives), film (nominated for Best Actress for the short film "The End" at the 2020 Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema), and commercials, all while racking up lots of hours as an improviser and gamer. She has hosted for Nerdist, Geek & Sundry, and Pop Culture Hero Coalition, and has appeared on panels at Star Trek Las Vegas, San Diego Comic-Con, and more.
  • Michelle Nguyen Bradley (she/her) is a show host, voice actor, writer, and professional TTRPG player, who is passionate about fostering community and equality in the geek space. She's played characters like Hoa Sen on the Critical Role x Elder Scrolls Online RPG, Betty on the official Rat Queen's RPG and many more personas through her work on RPG shows. She's hosted geek content like Anime Expo Lite, Manga Book Club, and Button Mash. Michelle currently appears as a regular cast member for Hunters Entertainment's weekly TTRPG shows on Twitch. 
  • Jessica Lynn Verdi (she/her) is an actress, improviser, and voice-over artist. She is a cast member on the Dungeons n Derek podcast, played as Hannah on the Rat Queens tabletop adaptation, and was Chrissy on the popular Bloodcurdling Tales in Time series on HyperRPG. Jessica is the creator of Heartbeats, the improvised hospital drama series, and she was the official voice of Best Buy. 
  • ​Riley Silverman (she/her) is a writer, comedian, and gamer who has performed on official Wizards of the Coast D&D streams, as Braga in the Rat Queens tabletop adaptation, and as The Doctor in the fan-created Doctor Who RPG podcast, The Game of Rassilon. She has served as a Dungeon Master for Nerdist’s CelebriDND, and she’s a regular contributor to D&D Beyond. Her writing has appeared on SYFY, Nerdist, Bustle, and more. 
  • Laurie Jones (she/her) is an improviser, writer, and impact producer. She is a member of Ripley Improv, Impro Theatre, and Wishbone Theatre Collective. She was Violet on Hyper RPG's Rat Queens and has been seen on stages across LA, Chicago, Atlanta, and Asheville. ​

REVIEWS

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I want to thank the cast for putting on an excellent performance that resonated with our geeky students, the ones who don't often get to see programming specifically designed for them. The cast then went above and beyond and stayed later to answer any questions the audience had, sharing their valuable experiences and, again, showing the students that they are not alone. There is also the bit about our student participant; y'all created a memory for them that will last and influence them for a lifetime. Kudos. I would love to work with y'all again in the future, and I hope that y'all continue to glean the successes that you are so deserving of. I want to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for working with us through a speedy, turbulent contracting process​.

Eric Gritzmacher
Comedy Director
Blue Devil Productions, University of Wisconsin - Stout

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Bestselling Author of Permanent Midnight and I, Fatty

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