Risk of Elopement

By walking with a cane, putting on a pair of glasses, relaxing in a cot, pining up her hair, wringing her hands, or excessively exercising, Akika Ramlo totally morphs into the patients inside the Gibbs Behavioral Health Center she is sharing with the audience. I guarantee you will feel you know them when you leave the theater, and perhaps gain a greater understanding of what it means to be on suicide watch if you allow grief to run your life... full review

The hour zips by and it is filled with wonderful physicalization and vocal efforts which exemplify Anikas' raw talent. ... full review

Moving, funny, engrossing one actor show grappling with the subject of young adult mental health. Highly recommended!... full review

Anika is a master storyteller! From her wonderful writing to her spot on acting, you feel all the emotions each of these tasty characters are going through. I’m a psychiatrist and I’m amazed what an incredible range Anika has to bring these characters to life. Don’t miss this!... full review

Risk of Elopement is a touching, beautiful, at times conical story about a young woman’s experience in a psych ward. ... full review

Anika showcases her impressive character acting skills and writing ability in this touching, funny, and memorable portrayal of the souls to be found in an inpatient psych facility. ... full review