Douglas Willot
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Doug is currently featured in Lease: Seattle's Own Rock Opera
Douglas Willott joined Jet City Improv in 1996 at the tender young age of 17. As a member of Jet City Improv, Doug helped form the high school education program teaching technique and team building to the improvisers of tomorrow. With Wing-It Productions, Doug created and directed The Swing It Midnight Review, co-created and co-directed The Saturday Morning Cartoon Show with Brandon Jepson, and Election Show with John Boyle. Locally, Doug has worked with various theaters including Macha Monkey, Theatre Babylon, Live Girls, and Consolidated Works. Doug also worked on the Bill Nye series "Eyes of Nye" and was featured in the award winning short "Squatch on the Rocks" featured on Evening Magazine and in SIFF.
- Nickname(s):
- Various forms of Douglas
- Hometown:
- Seattle, WA
- Joined Jet City:
- Seattle, WA
- Favorite movie:
- I am a HUGE movie buff and have hundreds of films that are my favoritist (yes, that's a word) ever. Rushmore, Fight Club, and City of God are all really good.
- Favorite book:
- "Survivor" by Chuck Pahliniuk; "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time" by Mark Haddon
- Favorite Food:
- Sushi or some sort of seafood pasta. Creme Brulee is also great.
- Favorite CD/album:
- "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" by David Bowie; "Figure 8" by Elliott Smith
- Favorite Improv Game:
- Blind Line
- Favorite Seattle Spot:
- I grew up here, so I know lots of great places in this town. The Greenwood Mandarin has the best Chinese food, Earls pours the best cheap drinks. The Historic University Theater is the best place for all ages fun or a non-all ages midnight show. This bio is the best spot for a shameless plug.
- Personal Hero:
- You. You're my hero just for reading this. Thanks!
- Favorite Quote:
- "All God does is watch us and kill us when we get boring. We must never, ever be boring." -Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters
