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  • WIT to require booster shots and medical-grade masks

    DC Theater Arts Staff 2021-12-27

    Becomes first local theater to tighten COVID safety protocols in light of omicron.

  • ‘This Zoom Life’ could be the the best comedy web series since COVID

    John Stoltenberg 2020-11-23

    These days, in lieu of live scripted comedy, I’ve learned to feel lucky whenever I find online theater that gets me LOLing all alone. To be honest, that happens rarely, and never all the way through....

  • Expect the unexpected in Washington Improv Theater’s ‘Life and Death with WIT: Hellcat and iMusical’

    Kendall Mostafavi 2019-11-13

    Improvisational theater is comprised of different aspects of live performance genres, like stand-up comedy or fully scripted plays. But what defines improv, is how the actors use comments from the...

  • Musical Theater and Improv Join Forces at Washington Improv Theater

    Guest Author 2018-07-19

    “Quick! We need a word. Any word,” says Travis Charles Ploeger, director and accompanist for iMusical, an improv ensemble out of Washington Improv Theater. He’s standing in a black box theater,...

  • Review: ‘Interplay: Poetic Resistance and In Lieu of Flowers’ by Washington Improv Theater

    Charles Green 2018-05-09

    Washington Improv Theater’s productions of Poetic Resistance and In Lieu of Flowers at D.C. Arts Center are funny, yet thoughtful shows with incredibly talented performers. With two different shows...

  • Preview: Washington Improv Theater’s ‘Wintry Mix’ at DC Arts Center

    Guest Author 2018-01-12

    Now through February 4, Washington Improv Theater (WIT), the District’s oldest and only nonprofit long-form improv theater, presents Wintry Mix, a four-week medley of improv shows at the DC Arts...

  • Review: ‘Citizens’ Watch’ at Washington Improv Theater

    Ravelle Brickman 2017-12-04

    One of the best things about improv is that no two shows are alike. And Citizens’ Watch, the improvisational mystery now unfolding at Washington Improv Theater, is no exception.

  • Review: ‘POTUS Among Us’ at Washington Improv Theater

    Jane Franklin 2016-10-15

    A quick but firm handshake, a genuine embrace, a passing glance to own the room and most of all a nudge, wink and leaning in to make me feel welcome; I have met my first candidate and I haven’t even...

  • ‘Seasonal Disorder’ at Washington Improv Theater

    John Stoltenberg 2015-12-12

    ‘Tis the season for jolly laughter, and if you like humor that’s loopy, irreverent, quick-witted, and fresh, you’ll fit right in at Washington Improv Theater’s annual Seasonal Disorder. It’s all made...

  • Capital Fringe 2014 Review: ‘Brick Penguin Tries Its Best’

    Juan Carlos Rodriguez 2014-07-13

    (Best of the Capital Fringe) According to their wesbite, Brick Penguin is a “DC-based comedy ‘tough-love’ sketch group, and it features members and teachers of the Washington Improv Theater. The group...

  • ‘Seasonal Disorder’ at Washington Improv Theater by John Stoltenberg

    John Stoltenberg 2013-12-13

    Washington Improv Theater has been tickling DC audiences for 15 years. When I discovered the madcap company a while ago, I got hooked on the spot. Hooked as in addicted. Feeling the need for a...

  • Capital Fringe Review: ‘Lore’ by Jessica Vaughan

    Jessica Vaughan 2013-07-12

    Washington Improv Theater goes where they have never gone before with Lore, a long-form improv show that explores the history of story itself by making storytelling the subject of each skit. WIT is a...

  • ‘POTUS Among Us’ at Washington Improv Theater by Jessica Vaughan

    Jessica Vaughan 2012-10-16

    If you find yourself taking this election season as little too seriously, are sick of self-important talking heads on TV, or if you want a few good-natured laughs, POTUS Among Us by the Washington...

  • Coming to The Capital Fringe Festival: ‘Apocalypse Picnic’ by Orbit Chef

    Guest Author 2012-07-11

    In Apocalypse Picnic, meteors have struck Earth and rendered obsolete the nagging questions of the past. Is America in decline? Can the Israelis and Palestinians get along? Puh-lease – Western Civ’s...

  • Coming to The Capital Fringe Festival: WIT’s ‘I Confess’ by Rachel Grossman

    Guest Author 2012-07-03

    Washington Improv Theater’s ensemble iMusical: The Improvised Musical! invites you to explore the risks of keeping – or telling – the truth. Will you dare to divulge? WIT specializes in longform...

  • Washington Improv Theater’s ‘Improv-o-matic’ at Artomatic on June 15th & 22nd by Sean Ellis and Rachel Grossman

    Guest Author 2012-06-13

    The decision was a quick and easy “Yes, and Yes” Washington Improv Theater (WIT) would coordinate improv performances, and it would also create space for others to perform at Artomatic 2012. After...

  • FIST at Washington Improv Theater by Ally Jenkins

    Ally Jenkins 2012-03-14

    Do you like American Idol, The Voice and…[insert competitive reality show here]? Do you like “March Madness”? Then you’ll love Washington Improv Theater (WIT)’s cheerfully exuberant mash-up Fighting...

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