PHIT To Close Through End Of March Due to Covid-19

All shows at Philly Improv Theatre will be cancelled through end of March. Session 2 classes rescheduled to begin April 5 - 11. Read statement below:
Dear Philly Improv Theater Community,
We are writing today with updates related to how Philly Improv Theater is addressing the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As we informed patrons, students, performers, and staff yesterday, PHIT is continuing to post updates regarding our response on our website at https://phillyimprovtheater.com/coronavirus and we encourage you to continue to check this page for the most up-to-date information.
At this time, we have made the decision to close our theater for all PHIT hosted events through the end of March. While current guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the City of Philadelphia are not requiring us to shutter our business we have concluded that we have a responsibility to our community to play a proactive role in attempting to prevent the spread of the pandemic. When we think about the tens of thousands of people who pass through our doors each year it was an easy decision to close them in an effort to keep everyone safe.
Greg Maughan
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