Husbands of Wives + Huggy Smalls + Day of Thrones
May 17, 2019
Spring is coming. And it will be epic at Washington Improv Theater.
Details
DC Arts Center
2438 18th St. NW
During WIT’s Road Show at DC Arts Center, enjoy special productions like Day of Thrones (inspired by HBO’s Game of Thrones) and the romantic comedy Improv Actually. You’ll also experience WIT’s ensembles and the debuts of featured ensembles Lena Dunham, LIZARD GIRL, and Poetic Resistance.
Featuring
Husbands of Wives
Husbands of Wives are here to prove that love is real, even in the 21st century, and even on an improv stage. Jack Novak and Devin Horne are Husbands of Wives.
Cast: Devin Horne, Jack Novak
Huggy Smalls
Using only their imagination and physicality, Huggy Smalls brings to life everyday objects and experiences, and takes them on wild journeys to the most unexpected destinations.
Cast: Lauren Cross, Em Fiske, Jojo Franzen, Richie Khanh, Chris Orvin, Nic Small, Jared Smith Coach: Neil Baron
Day of Thrones
For fans of Game of Thrones, as well as the uninitiated, this will be a taste of Iron Throne-level drama in our contemporary world.
How many baby dragons can you fit in a minivan, anyway? And do they need car seats?
General information:
- Line-ups vary nightly. Please verify the performing acts on your individual curtain times.
- For all shows, unclaimed tickets may be resold at curtain time. Late arrivals will be seated at WIT’s discretion.
- DCAC Members: Please call DCAC for the member code at (202) 462-7833.
Accessibility information:
DC Arts Center is a rented venue and the main entrance to the gallery requires patrons to enter through a front staircase. Entry to the black box requires walking down a second staircase. With 24 hours notice, WIT can arrange for patrons to be escorted through the rear alley and through the backstage area. Four small steps are required between the backstage and black box. DC Arts Center does not have any assisted listening devices. We encourage patrons who seek more information to contact us at wit@witdc.org or 202-204-7770.