Ricky Ramón

Dr. Ricky Ramón leads initiatives in the Theatre & Dance Program at the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design, where he serves as an Adjunct Professorial Lecturer. With an impressive portfolio, Dr. Ramón has directed and stage managed over 60 productions across various theaters, showcasing his extensive experience and dedication to the craft. His academic journey is equally remarkable, having earned degrees in Theatre, English, Acting, Directing, Performance Studies, and Arts in Education from prestigious institutions such as the University of Notre Dame, Texas Tech University, NYU-Tisch School of the Arts, and Harvard Graduate School of Education. Dr. Ramón's research interests are deeply rooted in social justice and anti-racist theatre, reflecting his commitment to using the arts as a platform for advocacy and change. His work in Latino theatre further underscores his dedication to amplifying diverse voices and narratives within the theatrical landscape. As an educator, he is passionate about mentoring the next generation of theatre practitioners, instilling in them the importance of inclusivity and representation. In addition to his teaching and directing roles, Dr. Ramón is actively involved in initiatives that promote equity and diversity in the arts. His contributions to stage management and directing are informed by a rich understanding of the cultural and social dynamics that shape theatrical productions. Through his work, he seeks to challenge conventional narratives and foster a more inclusive and equitable theatre community. Dr. Ramón's expertise in acting and directing is complemented by his scholarly pursuits in performance studies, where he explores the intersections of identity, culture, and performance. His approach to theatre education is holistic, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and creativity in addressing contemporary social issues. At the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design, Dr. Ramón continues to inspire students and colleagues alike with his innovative approach to theatre and his unwavering commitment to social justice. His leadership in the field is marked by a profound understanding of the transformative power of the arts, and he remains dedicated to nurturing a vibrant and inclusive artistic community.