SAK Comedy Lab  SAK Comedy Lab (SAK) is a 250-seat Improvisational Comedy (Improv) theater in downtown Orlando, Florida, listed as "one of Orlando's most popular entertainment venues" by 10Best.com and has been named amongst the "50 best comedy clubs in America" by clickitticket.com. SAK's most notable alumnus is actor Wayne Brady, who has played as a guest player in several SAK shows since finding fame as a performer on Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Let's Make A Deal, Chappelle's Show, and other projects. SAK's regular performers are referred to as the SAK Ensemble. SAK runs an improv training school, SAK University (SAK U), which features four levels of core classes and two advanced Conservatory classes   SAK's main show is the "Duel of Fools." This show features two teams of three improvisers, one host/ referee, and a piano player to add music. SAK will often feature a different ten p.m. show that offers a different format other than the standard "Duel of Fools". While "Duel of Fools" runs continuously, the club also rotates other temporary shows through its repertoire. These have included the 2007 "Rub a Dub Dub", a show in which players dub their own lines over health films and silent movies. "The Lost Comedies of William Shakespeare", directed by David Charles in 2006, was a parody of Shakespeare's work, in which the performers synthesized a five-act play from audience suggestions. The show received positive reviews from the Orlando Sentinel. The players created a Broadway-style musical in "Fourplay: The Improvised Musical", which ran during the summer of 2006. Also in 2006, were "You Bet Your Asterisk", an improv game show, and "SAK Request Live". Seasonal shows at SAK include variations on "Duel of Fools", such as "Love for Fools" (Valentines Day), "Yule of Fools" (Christmas), "Midnight Halloween Torture Show", and "Mardi Gras SAK Style". Other continuous programs include "Lab Rats", a show for invited graduates of SAK's improv training school, and "Generation S" (Gen S), a showcase of the best of "Lab Rats" and special invitees who are being trained to join the ensemble. SAK Theatre enjoyed its humble beginnings in Buffalo, Minnesota when a troupe of four individuals with a background in evangelical street theater began performing at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival in 1977.