The 14th Annual Seattle Festival of Improv Theater(Feb 2016)

[Brandon Jepson]

“a completely unique experience” – SeattleStar.com
“incredible and very fun!!!” – Goldstar user
“when the border guards ask me if I have anything to declare I'm gonna say SFIT was the best fest ever!” - Michael Robinson (Vancouver, B.C.)
“we laughed until we had no voices, felt so incredibly welcomed that it hurts to leave.” – TwinProv (Oklahoma City)
“SFIT, you were my greatest lover.” – Jordan Savusa (Honolulu)

Come to the land of coffee, sushi, ferry boats and the winners of last year’s Super Bowl – Seattle! The Emerald City beckons you to submit your show to its 2015 Seattle Festival of Improv Theater!

The 13th annual Seattle Festival of Improv Theater will be Feb. 17-21, 2016. Last February we welcomed 115 improvisers and 30 improv groups from Seattle and 10 cities around the nation to our 2 venues for 5 days of the potent, hilarious, and mind-alteringly-great improv.

Please visit http://www.seattleimprov.com for more info and to submit your show or group! (There is a $39 application fee.) Questions can also be Addressed to Executive Producer Brandon Jepson at info@jetcityimprov.com or 205.352.8291 x5.

SFIT performance slots are 25 minutes long. Out-of-town groups are given priority to have two performances at this year’s festival – usually one slot at each venue, and usually one Saturday slot in addition to a Thursday or Friday slot. (Local improv group slots may be a variable length.)

The deadline to submit shows is November 2, 2015.

We will also be taking workshop applications very soon. (There is no application fee for a workshop.)

Last year we were host to such great shows as “The Amie and Kristen show” (NY/PA), “Pimprov” (Chicago), “Indigo Shift” (Austin), "FrankenMatt" (Los Angeles), "imp" (NY/Austin), "Bang + Burn" (Portland), "Boxeattori" (Turin, Italy) and such great Seattle acts as “Blood Squad," "Every Movie is a Musical," "The Gloomwhisper Entrancement," and "Funbucket.” (And a bunch more: see the photos at our website!)

SFIT is dedicated to paying all performers for their work. All out-of-town performers will receive payment for your work at SFIT.

Other fun things for SFIT performers: complimentary tickets to all performances; great parties each night; improv workshops taught by some of the nation’s best.

Andrew McMasters and Brandon Jepson
http://www.seattleimprov.com

[Brandon Jepson]

We've just extended submissions! You now have until Nov. 9th to submit your show to our festival!

[Minks]

We've just extended submissions! You now have until Nov. 9th to submit your show to our festival!

When is the next festival date?