Ramsey Charles

Ramsey

Charles

singer. Actor. Mover.

RAMSEY CHARLES is a singer, actor, mover who was born and raised in Armonk, New York. They have studied voice and theatre throughout their life, and will be graduating with their BFA in Musical Theatre from Western Connecticut State University in May of 2024.

About Me

They are currently located in Westchester County, New York, and have been working at Planet Fitness while completing their BFA. Working at a gym has developed RAMSEY’s passion for exercise, which has led to a fitness and nutrition journey they are excited to continue!

Off the stage, Ramsey loves spending time with their friends in the great outdoors. Whether it be a day hike, a camping trip, or a simple bonfire with the people they love, Ramsey feels most at home when connecting with nature and those around them, besides being on stage, of course.

RAMSEY is a current graduating senior with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Western Connecticut State University. Since arriving at Western, they have performed roles such as Ensemble (U.S. Beadle Bamford) in Sweeney Todd, Bud (U.S. Rick Taylor) in Bat Boy, Ned Brinker in Allegro, Lord Clapham (U.S. Nick Bottom) in Something Rotten!, and Oberon in The Donkey Show: A Midsummer Nights Disco.

Education

While at Western Connecticut, they studied Uta Hagen, Chekov, Shakespeare, Farce Comedy, and other acting techniques under industry professionals such as John Hickok (Parade Broadway, Aida Broadway, Little Women Broadway), Tim Howard (Parade First Nat’l Tour dir. Hal Prince, ShowBoat Nat’l Tour dir. Hal Prince), and Chris Bolan. They have also had the privilege of studying dance at Western Connecticut under seasoned Broadway professionals Mary Ann Lamb (Chicago Broadway, Seussical Broadway), Tony-nominated Liz Parkinson (Movin’ Out Broadway, Fosse Broadway), and Tony Award winner Scott Wise (Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, Allegiance Broadway), as well as voice under industry professionals Megan Bolan (Mamma Mia! Broadway, Mary Poppins Broadway) and Ann Gershefski (The Kiss of the Spider Woman Broadway Pit Orchestra).