Anthony Tupasi

Anthony was born in San Francisco, California on January 5th 1979. Growing up in the Outer Sunset near Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach, Anthony had an active and athletic childhood. Influenced by the famous actors in sketch and stand-up comedy of the 90's, Anthony started his career in Improvisational theater in San Francisco's Bay Area Theater Sports (B.A.T.S.) Improv program. After completing several workshops in B.A.T.S., he moved to Los Angeles to attend The Groundlings Improvisational and Sketch comedy school. After working with various improv philosophies, he continued his comedy education in San Francisco with the Bay Area sketch comedy group Killing My Lobster. He eventually earned a spot in two of their live productions. Performing in his first sketch comedy live production named Taking It To The Streets, he was given a positive review in The Bay Area Guardian for the wide variety of characters he played throughout the show. While working in the Bay Area in various Industrial projects with companies such as NetSuite, Cisco and various other technology corporations, Anthony also used his improvisational knowledge to coach and teach others who were interested in this form of acting. At the American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) in San Francisco, he taught a workshop for teens in the fundamentals of Improvisational acting. Along with Industrial work, he is known to be a chameleon-like performer who has been able to show his wide range in music videos, television series and various short films. Since 2017, he has been attending the Upright Citizens Brigade Improvisational and Sketch comedy school in Los Angeles, in order to continue his comedy based acting career.