Ark

Kristina Martinez played Crocs, Woman of Cave, and Neil Baron played Uggs, Man of Cave. Kristina performs as half of Goodison, a third of spooky improv team Doggington S. Wanderson, and a small fraction of Washington Improv Theater ensembles The Broken Bones and Uncle Gorgeous . Follow her @goodisonimprov . Neil performs with Goodison, The Broken Bones, and Doggington S. Wanderson. A huge thank yo...

Emmy Harvey-Parker played LouAnn the Dairy Cow and Morgan Burris played MaLynn the Dairy Cow. Emmy and Morgan perform around DC with their improv duo, Matron Saints ( @officialmatronsaints ), including a monthly show at Trusty’s Bar . Follow Emmy at @emmyharv and Morgan @itsmorganburris . Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live comedy with Washington Improv Theater. Follow him @hell0...

Pete Bergen played Trinity the Corgi, and Mikael Johnson played Larry the Corgi. Pete is a comic, improviser, and a longtime presence in the DC comedy scene. A veteran of dozens of improv festivals, he trained at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater and taught at Washington Improv Theater for over a decade. As a stand-up up Pete has performed with some of the best, including Chris Katan, Alonzo Bo...

Mia Bloomfield played Greg the Flamingo, and Erick Acuña played Chucho the Flamingo. Mia is a future therapist and lifelong improviser. Catch her analyzing your crush with Crush Ick Analysis or starring in the improvised soap opera Save Our Soaps. Follow her at @MissPiggysCousin . Erick is an award-winning Peruvian comedian and content creator. Follow him @erickacuna1 and @weliveindc_ . Jamal Newm...

Namakau Ombaba played Naamih the Zebra, and  Kendall Hollimon played Nooh the Zebra. Namakau is an actor, writer, comedy improviser, and opera singer in DC. Kendall performs with Kinfolk , Baggage Claim , and Your Favorite Cookie in Washington. Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live comedy with Washington Improv Theater . Follow him @hell0newman . Bethany Stokes played Naamah. Betha...

Nora Dell played Apple the Wombat, and Stanley Seiden played Terry the Wombat. Nora Dell is a comedian performing in and around DC. You can find her on Instagram @aronlled_comedy and making short-form content @weliveindc . Stanley improvises with Penguin Magic and iMusical at Washington Improv Theater . Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live comedy with Washington Improv Theater. Fo...

Chizo Nwagwu played Paul the Giraffe, and Sam Ruback played Paula the Giraffe. Chizo performs with Madeline at Washington Improv Theater . She is also a member of indie teams i blame tyler perry and Not Your Mother's Daughters . You'll find Sam performing in shows at Rails Comedy , Washington Improv Theater, and all across DC with her indie team Tenderfoot. Follow her @areyouback . Jamal Newman pl...

Matt Berman played Javier the Jaguar, and Geoff Withuhjee played Lola the Jaguar. Matt performs with iMusical and the Four Heads at Washington Improv Theater. He is a proud resident of non-Federal Washington DC, the Should-Be-51st state. Geoff performs at Washington Improv Theater with iMusical, Nox! , and The Broken Bones . He lives with his husband in Maryland. Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Ja...

Noah and Naamah interview two skunks, Edith and Carl. Eva Lewis played Edith the Skunk, and Chris Ulrich played Carl the Skunk. Eva performs with Lena Dunham and The Broken Bones at Washington Improv Theater . She also performs with Meet Cute: Live Blind Date Comedy Show and is a member of the sketch team, M.I.S.T. Follow her  @EvaRLewis . Chris performs with Nox! at Washington Improv Theater and...

Noah and Naamah interview two Italian Cave Salamanders, Enzo and Rocco Credits Ryan McCloskey played Enzo, the Italian Cave Salamander, and Michael Williamson played Rocco, the Italian Cave Salamander. Ryan performs with Uncle Gorgeous at Washington Improv Theatre , and with indie groups 1-800-FIREDEPARTMENT and Burnt Sienna. Follow him @mccrya on Instagram. Michael performs with ensembles at Wash...

Noah and Naamah interview two dolphins, Delphia and Parvulus Credits Kristina Martinez played Delphia the Dolphin, and Neil Baron played Parvulus the Dolphin. Kristina performs as half of Goodison, a third of spooky improv team Doggington S. Wanderson, and a small fraction of Washington Improv Theater ensembles The Broken Bones and Uncle Gorgeous . Follow her @goodisonimprov . Neil performs with G...

Noah and Naamah receive another visit from God. Then they interview two armadillos, Sheila and Chud. Credits Bethany Coan played Sheila the Armadillo, and Alex Kazanas played Chud the Armadillo. Bethany is a Washington, DC, improviser and enjoys writing TV pilots and screenplays in her free time. Follow her @bethanycoan . Alex can be heard every week on the One Piece Podcast and can be seen occasi...

Noah and Naamah interview two aardvarks, Farrah and Anthony Credits Isaiah Headen played Farrah the Aardvark, and Eddison Wilkinson played Anthony the Aardvark. Isaiah is a founding member and head producer of DC sketch comedy troupe Bad Medicine . Eddison is a member of Washington Improv Theater ensemble Madeline and of indie improv teams, Baggage Claim and Dead Plants Society. Jamal Newman playe...

Noah and Naamah interview two dinosaurs, Flex and Nova Credits Krystal Ali played Flex the Dinosaur, and Samiyyah Ali played Nova the Dinosaur. Krystal’s work as a performer and director can be seen regularly at Washington Improv Theater. Samiyyah performs with Kinfolk at WIT. Follow her @kinfolkimprov . Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live comedy in D.C. at WIT. Follow him @theja...

Noah and Naamah interview two prairie dogs, Edith and Bert Credits Allison Yolo played Edith the Prairie Dog, and Mikail Faalasli played Bert the Prairie Dog. Allison can be seen performing, on occasion, at Washington Improv Theatre . Mikail performs with Uncle Gorgeous at WIT and is a photographer of live entertainment. Follow him @mfaalasli . Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live...

Noah and Naamah get another visit from God. Then they interview two snakes, Goose and Solomon. Credits Arie Rich played Goose the Snake, and Simone Webster played Solomon the Snake. Arie performs with Nox! at Washington Improv Theater . Follow her @arie_rich_yet . Simone performs with iMusical , Lena Dunham , and Hellcat at WIT. Follow her at @miss_simonewebster . Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch J...

Noah and Naamah interview a horse named Gingerbread and a donkey named Al Credits Devin Hiett played Gingerbread the Horse, and Madeline Dozier played Al the Donkey. Devin performs with Hellcat and Out Loud at Washington Improv Theater . Follow her @StairwayToDevinn . Madeline performs with Uncle Gorgeous at WIT and indie team 1-800-FIRE-DEPARTMENT. Find them @wadelinepozier . Jamal Newman played...

Noah and Naamah interview two peacocks, Wilhemina and Chimmy Chu Credits Eva Lewis played Wilhemina the Peacock, and Darnell Eaton played Chimmy Chu the Peacock. Eva performs with Lena Dunham and The Broken Bones at Washington Improv Theater . She’s also on the sketch team, M.I.S.T. Follow her @EvaRLewis . Darnell Eaton performs regularly with WIT ensembles The Broken Bones and Lena Dunham. Follow...

Noah and Naamah get a visit from God. Then they interview two flying squirrels, Mabel and Shubert Credits Katie Munn played Mabel the Flying Squirrel, and Steven Karig played Shubert the Flying Squirrel. Katie and Steven perform with indie team That's So You in Washington, DC. Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live comedy in D.C. at Washington Improv Theater. Follow him @hell0newman...

Noah and Naamah interview two beavers, Cedar and Balsa Credits Clare Mulligan played Cedar the Beaver, and Patrick Fleury played Balsa the Beaver. Clare performs with Hellcat at Washington Improv Theater . Follow her on Instagram at @kuhlayer . Patrick performs with Lizard Girl at WIT. Find them @lizardgirlimprov . Jamal Newman played Noah. Catch Jamal performing live comedy in D.C. at WIT. Follow...

Flood myths were common to many ancient cultures — Chinese, Greek, Norse, Irish, Aboriginal, Mayan. The most famous flood myth, the Hebrew Bible story of Noah’s Ark, is theologically pivotal to all three of the world’s major religions. What happened on that boat determined the rest of history.  Noah’s story, along with the rest of what is called the “primeval history” section of the book of Genesi...