
Macey Schiff
(she/her)
Washington Improv TheaterA friend once described Macey as "existing in the chaos", and it resonated. Hard.
Photo by Jeff Salmore
Macey loves helping companies find their voice through branding and design, and is currently acting as a digital communications manager overseeing social media strategy and digital design for a political non-profit.
She has extensive experience in communications, web content management, marketing, and video production. Prior to this role, Macey worked for a variety of institutions, including a real estate start-up, a global management consulting firm, and PBS. Macey holds a BA in Mass Communications with minors in Interactive Media and Theatre Studies from the University of Delaware. She resides in the District of Columbia with her adopted and not-at-all spoiled pup, Dante.
Nothing has single handedly caused such a positive pivot and impact in Macey’s life as her discovery of WIT in 2013. She currently performs with WIT ensemble Madeline, is the proud coach of WIT ensemble Hellcat, and performed with and directed the WIT Special Project, Improv Actually. Macey is thrilled to join the board and help continue WIT’s mission of bringing improv to the DC community.
A friend once described Macey as "existing in the chaos", and it resonated. Hard.
Student feedback
“I loved Macey. By far my favorite instructor in the WIT program. She is very personable and provided a supportive environment. She was also receptive to the needs of the class. One of the reasons I enjoyed coming to class was because of her. Highly recommended! ”
“Macey was incredibly engaged and very present in classes. She encouraged us and made failing a totally viable option and then showed us how/why we failed and we learned from that. She also did a great job of matching pitch with our class, there were a wide range of personalities in class and I felt like she personally connected with all of us. ”
“She’s amazing- great feedback, super useful exercises and she explains things really well. She always has the best comments. And our class bonded so well, and she wanted to be a part of that.”