As in the recent cycles, two Harold players will move to different teams.
Washington Improv Theater is happy to announce that it is a grantee recipient of Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Arts Innovation and Management (AIM) program. The invitation-only program seeks to strengthen the organizational capacity and programming of small and mid-size cultural organizations within Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Denver, New Orleans, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C.
Karaoke Storytellers comes to the WIT stage July 27 and 28 during Washington Improv Theater Presents: Summer Escape.
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.
Each brings impressive skills set to contribute to the advancement of the WIT mission.
The cast of Hellcat is Jenna Hall, Justine Hipsky, Kaitlin Kemp, Clare Mulligan, Molly Murchie, Krystal Ramseur, Donna Steele, and Kaelan Sullivan.
Washington Improv Theater board member Ehmonie Hainey is not only a graduate of WIT’s training program and a communications maven, she’s also a notable fashionista. Hainey blogs about fashion dos and don’ts on her site What’s Haute. Her Instagram account boasts more than 33,000 followers. We asked Ehmonie…
WIT's Board of Directors seeks enterprising collaborators to help take the organization to the next level.
The WIT performer and faculty member shares how improv helped her connect with her students.