Improv Pride: A Weekend of Comedy at Washington Improv Theater

  • ALL AGES

Celebrate Pride with a joyous night of laughter at Washington Improv Theater!

By Washington Improv Theater

Date and time

Friday, May 30 · 9:30 - 11pm EDT

Location

Studio Theatre

1501 14th Street Northwest Washington, DC 20005

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

WIT's performances feature WIT’s talented company ensembles and some special guest troupes as well.

ABOUT IMPROV PRIDE

Improv Pride features homegrown improv talent from the DMV! This weekend's special line-up features:

  • The Cookout: A special Black Pride edition of The Cookout, our recurring celebration of Black improv in the DMV.
  • Ask Me Anything: From fearless advocates to visionary leaders, join us as we shine our spotlight on a series of noteworthy and inspiring LGBTQ leaders. Each guest will share stories and insights through a candid Q&A session. From there, a cast of improv comedians will use that material as inspiration for their performance.
  • Danielle She/Her: Danielle Steger presents her one-woman sketch show about her identity as a recovering alcoholic and a transgender woman. As a writer, director, and performer, Danielle is a four-time award winner at the Capital Fringe Festival.

Check out the whole line-up and schedule at witdc.org/improvpride

ABOUT WIT

WIT shows are perfect for a date night, out-of-towners visiting, or just something new and spontaneous to do. All for just $20.

For 25 years, Washington Improv Theater's experienced teams of improv comedians have taken a simple suggestion or story from an audience member and turned it into a never-before-seen comedy show. And because every performance is based on an audience suggestion, that night's show will never happen again! Our homegrown talent has gone on to SNL, The Daily Show, HBO's Insecure and The White Lotus, and more!

EVERY SHOW FEATURES A DIFFERENT LINE-UP OF ACTS, SO CHECK OUT THE WHOLE SCHEDULE ON WIT'S WEBSITE: https://witdc.org/watch/

Accessible pricing

For those who experience cost as a barrier, a limited number of affordable pricing tickets are available using the code AFFORDABLE. Currently enrolled college students can get discounted tickets with the code COLLEGESTUDENT (be prepared to show student ID).

Accessibility information

To learn more about Studio Theatre's accessibility, including wheelchair seating visit their accessibility page. If you have accessibility questions, please email wit@witdc.org.


Photos by Jeff Salmore and Mikail Faalasli. Video by Alex Hong.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is a WIT show?

We’re in our 26th year of presenting longform improv in the District. Our shows feature our own house ensembles and Harold teams (each with their own distinct style) and top independent acts from across the District.

Is this kid-friendly?

It depends on the kids and it depends on the show. Our shows are generally PG-13 – no one’s getting naked and there are no gory special effects. That said, our shows do often include adult language and adult situations that aren’t great for young audience members.

How's parking at Studio Theatre?

Parking near Studio can be competitive on weekend nights. There is zoned parking in the surrounding neighborhoods of the 14th Street and U Street corridors. We recommend showing up early, as finding a spot can take some time.

What's your refund policy?

Except for cases of a WIT cancellation, we can’t offer refunds on purchased tickets. If you need to switch your ticket, we can help you change nights (unless the show’s curtain time is within one business day). Email us at wit@witdc.org. Messages sent via Eventbrite go to an unmonitored inbox.

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