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"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee - Clinton Area Showboat Theatre (2026)
Ryan Scoble - Director & Choreographer
Mike Schulz - "River Cities' Reader"
“…the Showboat's acting ensemble sounds tremendous – easily matching, and occasionally bettering, the vocals of the Broadway cast.”
“Scoble's production is wonderfully funny…”
“Clinton's season-ender was terrific.”
“Scoble stages the show's most problematic aspects – double-casting, fantasy sequences, fast-motion montage – with considerable skill.”
“Cox…performs Scoble's slithery solo choreography with graceful elan.
“By all means, see the 'boat's 2026 season finale.”
Dave Vickers - "KROS Radio"
"Ryan Scoble has played a variety of roles on the stage at the Showboat and for this show he is the director and choreographer. He has pulled this cast together in a short time and they have it all together as a group on stage. He deserves a pat on the back for a job well done.”
"Bonnie & Clyde" - Clinton Area Showboat Theatre (2026)
Ryan Scoble - Assistant Director, Choreographer, and Intimacy Choreographer
Madeline Dudziak - "River Cities' Reader"
“More importantly, the relationship between the pair felt completely believable. I don't think I’ve ever before specifically shouted out an intimacy choreographer in one of my reviews, but Ryan Scoble deserves recognition. During the show's opening-night performance, the chemistry between Bonnie and Clyde felt authentic without ever crossing into feeling uncomfortable or excessive for the stage.”
“'You’re Going Back to Jail' was one of the highlights of the first act, featuring Emily Winn, Madeline Burroughs, and Peyton Houston backing up Blanche in her beauty parlor, and it’s a genuinely funny number that provides some much-needed levity."
Dave Vickers - "KROS Radio"
“The title characters, Bonnie, played by Mandy McGovern, and Clyde, played by Will Braxton Coffey, expertly fit into the characters. There is an unmistakable chemistry between them, and you’ll believe you’re watching a real couple in love.”
“Credit to all the other aspects of the set design, choreography, music, and others.”
"The Marvelous Wonderettes" - Clinton Area Showboat Theatre (2024)
Ryan Scoble - Director & Choreographer
Alexander Richardson - "River Cities' Reader"
"The Marvelous Wonderettes, directed by Ryan Scoble, is the closing production of the Clinton Area Showboat Theatre's 2024 season, and what a sendoff! Featuring gorgeous vocals, fun choreography, and enough nostalgia to give you a toothache, this production is a must-see for those who grew up in the '50s and '60s, or anyone who's a fan of those eras of music."
"I was smiling most of the two hours I was there...and that was even without a plot! This is in large part to the cast, all of whom are staggering singers. It's also thanks to Scoble, who smartly stages the show so that things avoid growing stagnant too soon."
"But overall, The Marvelous Wonderettes is like an extra-large theatrical sundae. There's not much nutritional value, there's enough of it to give you a slight brain freeze, but it's so delicious - and the weather's been so miserable - that you don't even mind."