Frank Hejl is a graduate of the University of North Texas with a degree in Sociology and English. There, he used to have an indie/alt radio show called Frequency Down and studied improv and sketch comedy at Four Day Weekend Theater under David Wilk, David Ahearn, Frank Ford and Shane Estep. In January '07, he moved to New York to study at UCB. He has studied improv under Kate Spencer, Ari Voukydis, Joe Wengert, Shannon O'Neill, Anthony King, Will Hines and Curtis Gwinn. Frank has also studied sketch with Curtis Gwinn, Michael Delaney, Peter Gwinn, Liz Cackowski and Donald Glover. You can currently see him around the theater either refereeing UCBW's Cagematch as "Rattlesnake Frank" or teching Harold Night (droppin' mad blackouts). You can also see him performing around NYC with his indie improv team Iron Ruckus. He is also currently a writer for Andy Rocco's Hipster Show at UCB. And in case you're wondering, the answer is Yes. He will make out with you.