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In FIST 2024, WIT welcomed its youngest-ever competitor: six-year-old Kiki Bollen who performed with her father Jeff Bollen as "Kiki and My Dada." The team entered and advanced to round two of the tournament, where they chose to bow out citing post-bedtime performances in round three and beyond. Kiki and Jeff talked to WIT about stage fright (or lack thereof), what they like about improv, and their time in FIST. Read the interview: https://witdc.org/news/the-youngest-fist-competitor-an-interview-with-kiki-and-her-dada/
#tbt to when these Swing dancers improvised their way into our 💖s. See them Fri. (1/5) @9:30PM when the Queer Variety Cavalcade returns to the WIT stage with "A [New Year] Queermas Carol!" Tickets: https://witdc.org/performances/queer-variety-cavalcade-a-queermas-carol/ #TheFezziwigs #queertalent #LGBTQIA
"In DC, I don’t think I’m alone in describing myself as a Type A person. But when I walk into a show, class, or rehearsal at WIT, I get to shed so much of that anxiety and be with people on a human level. That’s an incredibly precious, and seemingly rare, thing. I know that so many people in the community feel the same way I do when surrounded by people who are there to practice improv." — improviser Nina Hsu, who performs with WIT ensembles Nox! and The Hypothesis Support WIT's stretch goal of raising $20,000 by the end of December. Donate here: witdc.org/joy
"In DC, I don’t think I’m alone in describing myself as a Type A person. But when I walk into a show, class, or rehearsal at WIT, I get to shed so much of that anxiety and be with people on a human level. That’s an incredibly precious, and seemingly rare, thing. I know that so many people in the community feel the same way I do when surrounded by people who are there to practice improv." — improviser Nina Hsu, who performs with WIT ensembles Nox! and The Hypothesis Support WIT's stretch goal of raising $20,000 by the end of December. Donate here: witdc.org/joy
Hellcat Improv's Clare Mulligan, a longtime WIT performer and community member, knows the impact improv can make—from creating community to helping individuals experience personal growth. Check out our new video, made by WIT intern Alex Hong, sharing her experience. As we're sure you are aware, it's Giving Tuesday, and we know that we’re not the only organization you’ll hear from today, asking for your support. If you're in a position to make a donation to WIT—in whatever amount is meaningful and right for you—we would be so grateful. Donate: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/washington-improvisational-theater-co/connection-and-creativity-support-wit-s-work
iMusical was on 🔥 last night! This whole scene was inspired by an audience member's anecdote about going to North Dakota. 🎹 ✈️ 💺 👟 🧦 💺 ✈️ 🎼 #claustrophobia
The ultra-funny improvisers of The Hypothesis take the stage at 9:30 PM TONIGHT at Studio Theatre. Come see them make science interesting AND humorous. #CellularDivision #Math4Babies
“Madeline: Seasons of Growth" hits the stage Saturday at 7 PM! Grab a PSL, peep some leaves, and pack your back to school supplies! As summer turns to fall, Madeline is exploring seasons of growth through the experiences of DC community members. Each week, a local guest will give a live monologue at the top of the show about what change and growth has looked like for them. Madeline will use this monologue as inspiration for an improvised performance about personal growth. Tix: https://witdc.org/shows/washington-improv-theater-presents/
@baggageclaimdcimprov performs twice during Washington Improv Theater Presents, including this Saturday (9/16) at 9PM!