There is no reason for WIT's house team, Season Six, to exist per se, but as long as they do they'll do improv. They live indoors but use the outdoors for trips which is how you will come to see them perform. Their reflections look very similar to each of them and they are satisfied that's close enough.
They go up stairs and down and they weigh the same even if upside down. They are all originally from the past. Bees have no specific agenda towards them. They do not make duck noises when afraid, though they might not tell you if he did. Season Six cannot exceed the speed of smell. Most of the group are descended from a long line of other people.
 | Katie Dufresne is paler than most. She's colder in the winter than she is in the summer. If she had to choose between a puppy and a sandwich, she'd pick the sandwich. She has a first, middle and last name - in that order. Katie's most prized possession is a photo of you. | |
 | Cara Hayes' improv career began in a backyard on Long Island when her father handed her a BBQ spatula that became her microphone on a tree stump stage. Starting in 2006, she was taken apart and put back together again by WIT’s training program. Shortly thereafter, Cara and her first real life improv boyfriend Vic Speedboat went on to play at venues around DC metro area as well as the Baltimore Improv Festival. She is her hair, and her hair is she. They have learned to peacefully coexist with the support of friends and a daily regimen after which most people would need a nap. | |
 | Tara Maher began her improv studies at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York under the tutelage of Matt Walsh, Paul Scheer, Billy Merrit and Kevin Mullaney. There she wrote and performed sketch comedy under the direction of Jake Fogelnest. Tara arrived at WIT in the Fall of 2007 with a pocketful of dreams and antacids. She is now a proud graduate of the WIT guerilla training program and a founding troupe member of DMG. She counts being voted funniest in high school and successful completion of a Master Cleanse among her greatest achievements. | |
 | Murphy McHugh Height: 6' 4 | Weight: 240 lbs | Likes: yessing, anding, environments, fact checking | Dislikes: cabbage, cribbage, situations in which one might be a redneck | Special Moves: The Shoulder Chin, The Scrunchy Face, and The Blustery Cheeks | Finishing Move: The Venezuelan Motherboard | |
 | Mark Pagán finds balance overrated and enjoys the surprise of falling down. He is capable with his left hand but makes an active choice to wave with his right. Tomorrow is his favorite day of the week. He knows instinctively when you are thinking of him but it is the children that suffer. What's important to Mark are the things that you ask him. He knows you know. | |
 | Stuart Scotten's main quality is that he is English. He is mostly water. There is not enough air for him to breathe on the moon. Sometimes he remembers things. He often uses gravity to keep his stuff in place. His feet are not your feet. He is sometimes lonely in the New World. At an earlier point in his life he went to school. He is supported, in part, by his knees. | |
