Hell’s Belle: A True Crime Dark Comedy About Indiana’s First Serial Killer (2026)

  • "The men with fuller responsibilities in the action are Ryan Moskalick (Lamphere and others) and Jim Cherry (wily suitor Andrew Helgelien and others). As seen Thursday, both took full-throttle approaches to their duties, and helped nail down the production's style of anti-realism and caricature."

    -Jay Harvey, Jay Harvey Upstage

  • "Rounding out the cast are Ryan Moskalick and Jim Cherry, both newcomers to Southbank and both utter delights. Each play numerous roles, with the most significant being Ray Lamphere for Moskalick and Andrew Helgelien for Cherry. Throughout his portrayals, Moskalick brings a versatility of expression and a wide-eyed incredulity, both much-needed comic relief.

    -Carrie Neal, A Seat on the Aisle

  • "Howard, Ryan Moskalick, and Jim Cherry take on lots of extra characters that are denoted by small costume changes, body language, gender expression, and even accents. Moskalick and Cherry portray a revolving door of (mostly) dumb men and are delicious fun in all their incarnations"

    -Lisa Gauthier Mitchison, NUVO

The Mousetrap (2025)

  • "A special nod to Alyssa Lay as Mollie Ralston who steals the show throughout along with a particularly touching moment with Ryan Moskalick as Christopher Wren."

    -Rob Slaven, IndyGhostLight Photography

The 39 Steps (2025)

  • But Ryan Moskalick and Becca Bartley, simply billed as “Clown 1” and “Clown 2,” are the comedy engine powering the whole show. They portray what seems like dozens of eccentric and quirky characters, often switching costumes, accents, and even genders at lightning speed. Opening nights, especially Thursdays, often mean a smaller and quieter crowd, but despite that, Moskalick and Bartley filled the room with infectious energy. I can only imagine how fantastic this show would feel with a packed audience roaring with laughter. My only real nitpick would be with anyone who missed out on seeing these two comedic geniuses in action. They combined slapstick humor, sharp wit, and physical precision to create genuine comedic chaos.

    -Daniel Shock, A Seat on the Aisle

  • The Clowns are frenetically and effectively played by Becca Bartley and Ryan Moskalick, who makes a brilliant Mister Memory.

    John Lyle Belden, plays with John and Wendy