Greg Lipper
he/him
Washington Improv TheaterGreg’s stage career peaked during the kindergarten school play. He played Timothy Turtle and sang about the importance of sleep.
A few decades later, in 2019, Greg finished the WIT curriculum. He promptly let his improv skills atrophy for the next three years, but then returned and refinished the WIT curriculum in 2024. Since then, electives and workshops have hooked Greg on narrative improv, monoscenes, and improvised genre films. At Improvapalooza, he even managed to stop talking for seven whole minutes while performing a silent sci-fi scene in The Lesser Works of Charlie Chaplin.
Offstage, Greg is an enthusiastic lawyer (complimentary/derogatory). After stints in big law, small law, and church-state separation, he started his own firm in 2024. His practice includes criminal defense, First Amendment and defamation cases, appeals, and animal law. One day, Greg will finally get a dog.