Sarah Ruttan

Profoundly vulnerable. A look into a story that one can see was both difficult and life changing. And yet the storyteller was just as eager to share the realization with the audience and to be connected throughout.... full review

Camp! Ridiculous! Puns! Puns! And PUNS!! Enjoyable for a good quick silly laugh to have you feeling alright the rest of the day.... full review

Ric’s tale had me laughing one second, ugly crying then next then snort laughing another. A truly musical story of life and love that’s human and hilarious. ... full review

A chaotic blend of variety and nonsensical comedy. With high energy fun little blurbs and a great deal of flyting, I found myself grinning so much my cheeks hurt. If you’re looking for a silly fun and simplistic show, I cannot recommend The Time Flies enough!... full review

Sweet, real, and I wanted a full hour of this story.... full review

An amazing look into the mind of mental illness. Silent Joy deals with themes in a kind, and thoughtful way, keeping real to both the original material and the pulls from a classic work. It left me in tears, and aware of both myself and everyone I love. ... full review

Real. So real. Most if not all of the scenes spoke to me in regards to my own life. The indecision of moving from a small town to a big city for school. Being happy where you end up, but still missing the family and friends left behind. It was an inventive way to tell a old leaving home story.... full review