Washington Improv Theater is pleased to present its Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024. Entitled “A Year of Artistic Innovation and Forward Momentum” it chronicles WIT’s 26th season and second year in artistic residence at Studio Theatre in Northwest DC. Read More
Now entering it's 15th year, WIT's Harold Night program includes eight teams and 22 new players. Read More
When Sara Gibson signed up for Level 1 improv, she had no idea how much the lessons she was learning would impact her role as a leader and CEO. Read More
The aim of the Conservatory is to deepen the pool of performers in the DC area who are trained in the specialty of improvised musicals. Read More
Meet the teams and the players taking part in this year's improv comedy competition. Read More
A new podcast called “Ark” has launched, featuring the voices and comedic storytelling talent of more than 20 of the WIT community’s most experienced and hilarious improvisers. Read More
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded WIT $15,000 to support our free classes program for residents of Wards 7 and 8. Read More
WIT performer and teaching artist Anna Claire Walker talks about the importance of WIT in her life and the wider community. Read More
"From uproarious, ensemble-driven skits to innovative formats like the fully improvised musical iMusical, every show is crafted in the moment, making no two performances alike... But WIT isn’t just about the stage—their acclaimed classes have made improv approachable for thousands, earning accolades like 'Best of DC' from Washington City Paper readers." Read More
Following a successful pilot project earlier this year, WIT is excited to announce that it is holding a new round of auditions for individuals who aspire to explore and perform longform musical improv. Read More