Aaron Mosby
Washington Improv TheaterAaron Mosby began his theatrical and improvisational education as a teenager at the world renowned Children’s Theater Company in Minneapolis, MN.
He picked up his improv training ten-ish years later at WIT in the summer of 2009. In 2010, Aaron joined the WIT faculty as a TA and in 2011 he began his teaching career.
Aaron has competed in the Fighting Improv Smackdown Tournament (FIST), was selected as a cast member for the 2012 run of POTUS Among Us and is a founding member of the WIT ensemble Nox!.
Photo by Darian Glover
Aaron Mosby began his theatrical and improvisational education as a teenager at the world renowned Children’s Theater Company in Minneapolis, MN.
He picked up his improv training ten-ish years later at WIT in the summer of 2009. In 2010, Aaron joined the WIT facility as a TA and in 2011 he began his teaching career. Aaron has competed in the Fighting Improv Smackdown Tournament (FIST), was selected as a cast member for the 2012 run of POTUS Among Us and is a founding member of Nox.
Photo by C. Stanley Photography
Student feedback
“Aaron had a ton of positive energy and really provided constructive feedback. It was fun to make him laugh.”
“Aaron created a very safe, relaxing and fun environment. Good sense of humor.”
“Aaron is a great teacher. His coaching style is perfect — he always made sure to address what everyone was doing, and didn’t focus only on a few students who may have been more visible. He has a friendly personality and really felt like someone who was a peer, who happened to have more experience in improv.”
Former board chair Aaron Mosby joined the WIT community in 2006 as an enthusiastic audience member and volunteer.
In early 2009, he began taking WIT classes and since then has served as a teacher, ensamble player and board member.
In his own words, “I can trace all of the professional and personal accomplishments of my adult life back to the time I’ve spent learning, teaching, performing and volunteering at WIT. I will continue to do everything I can to ensure that WIT remains a healthy and prosperous organization long into the future.”