THE MOTHERF*CKER WITH THE HAT
BAREBONES PRODUCTIONS, PITTSBURGH
One of the Best Actresses of the Year Third Best Theatre Production "The language was as explosive as the emotions and the acting, led by Patrick Jordan and Ruth Gamble... a quasi-tragic spitfire as the seriously conflicted Veronica..." -Pittsburgh Post Gazette "Opening with a scene of lethal toxicity thanks to Ruth Gamble and Patrick Jordan..." -Pittsburgh City Paper |
REFUGEE GIRLS REVUE
NY FRINGE FESTIVAL, NYC
"Special mention must be made of Ruth Gamble, who can wring belly laughs out of the audience ... with the enthusiasm of a steam train." -Emily Otto "Truly inspired performance… the wacky Ruth Gamble... steals every scene she’s in..." -Theatre Is Easy.com ANTON IN SHOW BUSINESSPOINT PARK REP CO, PITTSBURGH
"Gamble is the funniest..." -Pittsburgh Post Gazette |
EL PASO BLUEQUANTUM THEATRE, PITTSBURGH
"As China, Ruth Gamble has a furry feistiness and aggressive seduction, too." -Pittsburgh Post Gazette "…Brings the character of China to life..." "Engaging…" -Pittsburgh Live |
GODSPELLPITTSBURGH MUSICAL THEATRE, PITTSBURGH
"...Ruth Gamble gives the show a soft, sweet underbelly..." -Pittsburgh Post Gazette |
THE ELECTRIC BABY
QUANTUM THEATRE, PITTSBURGH
"Ruth Gamble, an indelicate ingenue..." -Pittsburgh City Paper "Ruth Gamble gives Rozie all the jittery, defensive, in-your-face-zest, she demands. We enjoy her outrageous self-assertion, even as we can see she is hurting from unrevealed bruises." -Pittsburgh Post Gazette "...funny and convincing as the unlikable, foul-mouthed Rozie." -The Pittsburgh Tatler |
THE ANIMAL CLUB
SF SKETCHFEST, SAN FRANCISCO
"One of the best sketch groups in the country... an enviable gift for the absurd, the Animals sell their hilarious scenes and characters without a whiff of desperation to get a laugh." -Beth Lisik, San Francisco Chronicle's SFGate.com "A comedy-blitzkrieg the audience is helpless to resist. Ranging from postmodern vaudeville to grown up slapstick, the sketches are fast paced and leave little room for recovery. Like a cartoon for adults, The animal Club is upbeat and goofy without losing in intelligent writing and razor-sharp witticisms." -Nikki Trader, Pittsburgh City Paper |
