When Analía Gómez Vidal first dove into the world of improv two years ago, the Argentina native worried that her English would make the experience a difficult one. Now, as a workshop instructor and member of the WIT project In Lieu of Flowers, she is proving herself wrong. To help…
Grant funds will support classes at Anacostia Arts Center.
The directors talk about the show's origins, their cast, and some peripheral projects.
After winning the Comeback Brawl, Double Date returned to the WIT stage hours later to clinch the 2018 Fighting Improv Smackdown Tournament trophy. Made up of Nina Hsu, Joe Randazzo, Chris Ulrich and Jane White, Double Date incorporated their chemistry as improvisers into their date-inspired format. WIT sat down with…
The report comes in advance of a community conversation on diversity in the greater improv scene.
Read on to see what improv is like for introverts like Geoff, and what he's learned that can be applied to all areas of life!
WIT's second annual report covers gains in shows, classes, and WIT@Work.
Read on to learn why Rob chose to do improv and how it helps him in his work at one of the country's leading LGBTQ advocacy organizations.
The goal of this scholarship is to help enable more diverse communities to pursue improv, which would mutually benefit the improv community and the individuals selected.
Report captures record growth for all of WIT's programs in FY2016.