Bob Rusch

Bob Rusch's journey in the world of acting began in Columbus, Georgia, at the age of twelve. His passion for performance flourished as he returned to his hometown before entering high school. After completing his freshman year in the BFA acting program at Wright State University in Ohio, Bob transferred back to New York, where he earned a BA in Theatre from SUNY College at Buffalo.

Following his college graduation, Bob immersed himself in the vibrant theatre scene in Chicago for five years, honing his craft and gaining valuable experience. His dedication to the profession paid off when he obtained his SAG card, paving the way for his relocation to Los Angeles in 2000.

In 2004, Bob ventured into production, founding the "SkyPilot Theatre Company," where he showcased his talents beyond acting. Two years later, he transformed SkyPilot into a non-profit organization, where he served as artistic director, further solidifying his commitment to the arts.

Throughout his career, Bob has made significant contributions to the theatre community, and his work continues to inspire both audiences and aspiring actors alike. With a rich background in performance and production, Bob Rusch remains a prominent figure in the theatrical landscape.