
Stewart and Chris are opening for 5678 Improv at the Comedy Spot with their new show, Fear of Love. It's a 15 minute improvised scene of love, longing and melancholy.
Oh, and it has a rocking anthem written by indie songwriter, Marq-Paul LaRose.



In the 2008 Washington, DC 48-Hour Film Project, the Quest film, Spy, Gina, Spy! was named by the judges as one of the best of the festival this year. The film will screen one more time at the AFI SIlver Theater.
This spring, the 29 teams that competed in Washington Improv Theater's most riotous improv competition of the year, the Fighting Improv Smackdown Tournament, learned what the rest of the Quest has always known -- Michelle Swaney kicks improv ass.
Twenty-nine, three-person improv teams competed for the audience's vote in a single-elimination competition. Only one survived -- Polygamy, a team made up of the Quest's Michelle Swaney; the Quest's teacher and mentor, Ken Hays; and filmmaker and comic dreamboat, Mike Bass. Polygamy is the most heart-warming comedy show you will ever see about an illegal and slightly-perverse marital relationship.

The Quest is proud to announce that Pamela Nash has joined us as our producer. Known in DC as the director of the successful 5678 improv troupe, Pam brings her impressive marketing, networking and showmanship skills to producing all of the Quest's live improv comedy performances.