- WWIT is voted Reader’s Choice for Best Local Improv Group by The Sunday Paper.
- WWIT is voted 2007 Best Comedy Club by AOL City Search
- WWIT is voted Best Theatre Company by Atlanta Magazine
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- WWIT shoots 6 more episodes for MavTV.
- WWIT is voted Reader’s Choice for Best Local Improv Group by The Sunday Paper.
- WWIT is voted Best of Atlanta - Best Improv Group – Readers Choice and Best Theatre Company – Readers Choice by Creative Loafing.
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- WWIT is voted Best First Date by Best of CitySearch.
- Improv in the Park is voted Best of Atlanta – Best Outdoor Event – by Creative Loafing.
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- Whole World Youth & Teen Program, which runs throughout the school year, is implemented into the class schedule.
- WWIT adds the monthly Sunday Kids Show to the show schedule.
- WWIT creates, produces, and launches Improv in the Park; an annual Improv show performed in Piedmont Park by Atlanta’s top three improv groups - WWIT, Dad’s Garage, and Laughing Matters.
- MavTV produces 10 episodes of Whole World Comedy
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- Whole World Summer Camp for Kids is born.
- WWIT, in conjunction with the Starlight Starbright Foundation and Callonwalde Fine Arts Center, launches Improv in Dialysis; a monthly improvisational acting workshop for the children in dialysis at Egleston Children’s Hospital in Atlanta.
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| Whole World opens 3rd Space Theatre; an intimate, 50 seat black box theatre. In 3rd Space Theatre, WWIT produces award winning plays, is home to many local independent theatre companies and serves as a private event venue to the public. |
| WWIT Actors are exclusively cast in a pilot created and produced by Castle Rock Entertainment. |
| WWIT voted Best of Atlanta, Best Place for a 1st Date and Best Improv Over All by Atlanta Magazine. |
- Turner South purchases 12 episodes of Whole World Improv Theatre Comedy
- WWIT voted Best of Atlanta, Best Improv Group - Critics
Choice by Creative Loafing
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WWIT, with its dynamic improv group and an extremely proficient technical corps, begin the process of creating an improv show for television.
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| WWIT extends beyond improv and begins a series of scripted work to include original plays and a one act festival. |
| WWIT opens its doors to sold out audiences of 125 people on Spring Street in Midtown, Atlanta, GA. |