A native Brit, Rick Adams is a voice over artist, producer and writer, as well as a current WIT student. In this interview, he talks about how his work has involved everything interviewing Jack Black to doing a voice for a cartoon about… Read More
Lisa Kays isn’t just a longtime WIT teacher and performer on the indie team Neighbors, she’s also a licensed social worker who is passionate about improv’s mental health benefits. Lisa is in the middle of her first Improv for Mental Health Professionals class, which helps practitioners apply the lessons of… Read More
Running out of options to entertain your kids? Have they already watched Frozen a dozen times (or more?) Here are three improv games that can help keep them occupied while stimulating their creativity. They’re best suited for kids six and up (but, hey, give ’em a shot with the little ones too!). Top… Read More
WIT alum Zhubin Parang is the head writer for The Daily Show With Jon Stewart. He began his long-form improv career with WIT, where he was a member of the long-running ensemble Jackie and festival favorite Dr. Fantastic. He is an alum of the Upright Citizens… Read More
Throw your hat in the ring to compete in our tenth annual Fighting Improv Smackdown Tournament! Read More
Catching up with WIT student and front of house manager about coming home to improv, karaoke and more. You did improv in high school, but then you took a break from it for a while. Why? And then, what inspired you to pick it back up again this past fall?… Read More
Become a FIST sponsor! FIST is Washington Improv Theater’s biggest event of the year, spanning five weekends and 35+ shows. Read More
A member of the WIT ensemble Commonwealth and reigning FIST champion with Going to the Movies Alone, Kate recently took the time to share her very insightful thoughts on improv and yoga, finding truth in comedy, and tequila. Read More
After the most recent audition cycle, Washington Improv Theater will welcome sixteen new players to its Harold teams. Current teams Discoteca! and Blot will have their last shows on Dec. 29 and Jan. 5 respectively. Players from both of those teams will be included in two new teams that will… Read More
Eva got her start as an improviser at Second City in Chicago. Now she performs with the ensemble King Bee and teaches with WIT in between helping the residents of Ward 2 as a liaison to the mayor’s office. “I use improv all the time,” she says. Read More