Harold Night: Lava Kids and Friends + Team Splinter + Hudson and Semiprecious

Come soak up the joy and laughter that live improvisation brings to both audiences and performers! Featuring WIT’s illustrious ensembles as well as seasoned players from throughout the improv community, these shows promise massive doses of creativity, levity, and community all rolled into one. Many of these mash-up casts combine players who have never played together, bringing the excitement level up to CRACKLING!

Pricing and Ticketing

Please pay at the level you are able. Pay-What-You-Can tickets are available at $20, $10 and $5 online in advance. Online sales end 2 hours before curtain. For all shows, unclaimed tickets may be resold at curtain time. Late arrivals will be seated at WIT’s discretion.

Lineup

Lava Kids + Friends – Brent Buxton, Meaghan Griffith, Elizabeth Cutler, Al-Hassan Koromo, John Wambach, JoJo Franzen, Mikail Faalasli
Ray Simeon, Lauren Gabel

Team Splinter – Adam Levine, Bizzy Fain, Jane White, John Windmueller, Joe Randazzo, Mark Chalfant, Em Fiske, Rachel Lang, Sabrina Shahmir

Hudson + Semiprecious – Amanda Hahn, Eli Okun, Isabelle Solomon, Bethany Stokes, Turner Meeks, Taylor Kniffin, Chris Lewitze, Mark Abman, Lori Pitts, Meredith Garagiola

COVID

Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 is required. Please be prepared to show your vaccine card, legible photo of said card, or insurance information, along with a photo ID. Masks will NOT be required for audience members, but you are welcome to wear one if you prefer.

Accessibility information

• The black box theater at Source is ground-floor and wheelchair accessible. WIT can set aside wheelchair space upon request, with no need for the patron to reserve a specific seat.
• Assisted listening devices are available upon request.
• In order to provide a welcoming and supported experience, we encourage patrons who seek additional accessibility information or are in need of an assisted listening device to please contact us at wit@witdc.org or 202-204-7770.

Photo by Mikail Faalasli.