Francine Wolf is a veteran actor, singer, and teacher with extensive experience in custom corporate theatre. She is the owner of ZaZu Productions LLC, which develops and presents "entertainment with pizzazz." Her one-woman solo improv show, "Half-Baked Boomer," has appeared at fringe festivals around the country. She produced the original play, "Cellmate Confessions" at the Straz Center, in Tampa. She has successfully created many comical and entertaining characters and look-a-likes at corporate, association and high-profile events around the country. Francine has performed for WalMart corporate events, the Addy Awards in Orlando, The Columbus Dispatch Annual Event, the Florida Crystal Reel Awards, Ohio Press Club Gridiron Shows, PriceWaterhouseCoopers for Duke Corporate Education, and has sung the National Anthem for the Toronto Blue Jays in Dunedin, Florida. She has judged Magic 94.9 WWRM-FM Children’s Talent Show in Ybor City, Florida and most recently, Talent Quest Florida. In addition to teaching improv, Francine has many theatre, film, commercial and television credits to her name. A graduate of the State University of New York at Oswego, Francine studied improv with Dick Schaal, one of the original Second City Chicago members. She is past President of Senior Repertory of Ohio Theatre Company, a past member of the Board of Directors of Gorilla Theatre in Tampa and a member of SAG/AFTRA.Specialties: Strong character actress, stage actor, musical theater, comedy, improviser, singer, comedienne, impersonator, spokesperson, lifestyle model and producer of ZaZu Productions. Currently touring with the one-woman solo regrettably true show: "Francine Wolf: Please Don't Tell My Kids!" Also booking an historical Irish solo show, "Roshin's Wake."