Ryan Knowles Biography
Ryan Knowles is an actor, singer, comedian, writer, television host, speech coach, and motivational speaker from the United States. In 2006, Knowles was brought on as the Host of Nickelodeon’s daily live show ME: TV.
Ryan Knowles Age
He is 44 years old as of December 2022. Ryan was born on December 12, 1978, in Whittier, California, United States of America.
Ryan Knowles’s Wife- Married
Ryan hasn’t made his relationship public. His marital status, whether married, engaged, divorced, or single, is unknown.
Ryan Knowles’s Net Worth
Ryan has an estimated net worth of 4 million dollars.
Ryan Knowles Career
Knowles is a motivational speaker, speech and performance coach, and consultant to students, politicians, and corporate leaders. Knowles made his Broadway debut in The Lightning Thief on October 16, 2020, for a limited 16-week engagement at the Longacre Theatre. The New York Times named his performance in their “Best Of Theatre 2019” list after he played nine characters with 25 rapid transitions. Off-Broadway, Knowles featured alongside Christine Pedi, Michael West, Christina Bianco, and others in the award-winning topical revue NEWSical: The Musical at Theatre Row’s Kirk Theatre. Knowles has appeared in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall, as well as other Rockettes projects. Knowles composed and performed “DIG & BE DUG: The Gospel of Lord Buckley” as a solo show for the Planet Connections Theatre Festival.
In the spring of 2010, he received critical acclaim for his performance as the perverse and dictatorial Roman Emperor Caligula in Randy Weiner’s (The Donkey Show) and Alfred Preisser’s debaucherous Caligula Maximus, a new circus/musical/extravaganza at La MaMa ETC in the Ellen Stewart Theatre. Knowles appeared as “Prospero” in the new musical Tempest at the Cherry Lane Theatre in New York City in 2006. He reworked Shakespeare’s text and co-wrote the book with Daniel Neiden, based on a concept by Tony-winning book writer Thomas Meehan. Knowles played Sherlock Holmes in the New York premiere of the new mystery Hound, for which he received the Planet Connections Theatre Festival’s award for Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor.
In 2005, he played “Nick Bottom” in the hit 1950s-style musical rendition of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Fools In Love, for over a year at the Manhattan Ensemble Theatre in Soho. Knowles played identical roles in The Lightning Thief’s First National Tour for 9 months prior to her Broadway debut. Knowles spent a year on the North American leg of Queen and Ben Elton’s worldwide smash-hit musical We Will Rock You!’s 2013/2014 World Tour. Knowles Knowles is the author of stand-up comedy, sketch comedies, short stories, six plays, and two musicals, including “DIG & BE DUG: The Gospel of Lord Buckley,” “Nick Bottom’s Extravaganza!,” and “The Tempest: The Musical.”
Knowles directed his first picture, Camp Hell, a spooky thriller from Holedigger Films, in 2008. Academy Award nominee Bruce Davison, Emmy winner Dana Delany, and Jesse Eisenberg all appear in the film. The film was released in theatres in 2011. Knowles is a speech coach and political strategist in addition to performing. He has worked as a speechwriter and debate/vocal coach for many local and state politicians across the country. Knowles is also one of the country’s leading speech and interpretive performance consultants for competitive high school students.