WIT is seeking a self-driven and enthusiastic Marketing Intern, with strong video and content creation skills, to support our efforts to increase awareness of our activities, raise funds, amplify our mission, boost class enrollment, raise ticket sales, and reach a wider audience via social media and witdc.org. Read More
Naming rights are now available across the building, from our flagship mainstage to the classrooms where our next generation of improvisers will learn to their craft. Read More
Are you passionate about community, creativity, and the transformative power of improv? As our Education Director, you will be the driving force behind Washington Improv Theater’s (WIT) vibrant educational ecosystem. You will oversee and scale our multi-level adult classes program (currently serving ~1,200 registrations annually) and spearhead our… Read More
WIT’s new production Thin Walls brings the famed Close Quarters improv format to WIT’s stage. Armed with a cast that includes current and former members of The Broken Bones, iMusical, Nox!, and multiple Harold teams, directors Krystal Ali and Jeff Bollen have made a show that adds production elements… Read More
The submission deadline is Tuesday, June 30 at 11:59 PM! Read More
The new class of WIT board members arrives at a pivotal moment for the 28-year-old nonprofit theater as it prepares to move to its new home in NoMa. Read More
Sign-up deadline: Friday, June 5 at 11:59 PM. Read More
Help WIT win the Best of D.C. again this year by voting in Washington City Paper's 2026 Readers' Survey! Read More
All eyes were on WIT at the annual meeting of NoMa's Business Improvement District (BID), which took place at the NoMa-based headquarters of National Public Radio (NPR) on Apr. 29. WIT's Artistic and Executive Director Mark Chalfant was the keynote speaker and talked about what WIT will mean for NoMa and NoMa will mean for WIT. Read More
Sign-up deadline is Sunday, May 3 at 5 PM. Read More