17 Facts About Ryan Knowles

On October 16,2019, Ryan Knowles made his Broadway debut in The Lightning Thief, which ran at Longacre Theatre until January 5,2020.

In 2025, Ryan Knowles joined Disney Cruise Line as a Broadway Guest Artist onboard the Disney Fantasy portraying the roles of Jafar in Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular and Dr Greenaway in Disney's Believe.

Ryan Knowles has appeared in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall and in other projects with the Rockettes.

In 2006, Ryan Knowles starred as "Prospero" in the new musical, Tempest at the Cherry Lane Theatre in New York City.

Ryan Knowles adapted the text from Shakespeare's original and co-wrote the book with Daniel Neiden, working from a concept by Tony-winning book writer Thomas Meehan.

Ryan Knowles appeared in the New York premiere of the new mystery Hound portraying Sherlock Holmes, a role which won him the award for Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor at the Planet Connections Theatre Festival.

In winter 2009, Ryan Knowles toured the country in Todrick Hall's Oz the Musical as "Brenda," the "Wicked Witch of the West Side," alongside Vonzell Solomon of American Idol, Aundrea Fimbres of Danity Kane, and Orlando Brown of Disney's That's So Raven.

In 2006, Ryan Knowles was brought on as the Host of Nickelodeon's daily live show ME:TV.

In 2008, Ryan Knowles filmed his first feature, Camp Hell, a supernatural thriller from Holedigger Films.

Also, Ryan Knowles is one of the country's foremost consultants in Speech and Interpretive Performance for competitive high school students.

Ryan Knowles is employed by a number of top high school programs, both public and private, on both coasts.

Ryan Knowles is the co-founder of Interprod Performance Studies Institute in Boston, Massachusetts; a summer intensive program for gifted young performers.

Ryan Knowles carries the entire production on his slim shoulders, imbuing [it] with charisma, intelligence, tenderness, and a sense of irony.

Ryan Knowles has a deep baritone which he utilizes to good effect.

Ryan Knowles's thundering voice, relentless moue-making, and mammoth charisma are a cartoony cocktail of Jim Carrey and Snagglepuss, with a little speed thrown in.

Ryan Knowles has a voice that fairly booms and a face that stretches like Dubble Bubble.

Ryan Knowles seems to have stepped out of lost footage from cartoonist Tex Avery.