"That’s what I like best about online improv—there are obstacles that actually force you to be more creative." Read More
As America grapples with working remotely to maintain social distance, everyone is improvising. Washington Improv Theater’s WIT@Work program can help you adapt and innovate—because working without a script is what we do best! Read More
Nominate yourself or someone else to join WIT's board and help guide the organization. Read More
Lisa Kays isn’t just a longtime WIT teacher and performer on the indie team Neighbors, she’s also a licensed social worker who is passionate about improv’s mental health benefits. Lisa is in the middle of her first Improv for Mental Health Professionals class, which helps practitioners apply the lessons of… Read More
Find audition requirements, sign-up deadlines, and other information here. Read More