Ryanne Parker is an actor, screenwriter, producer, video editor, and so much more! Ryanne is a stage actor who loves testing the boundaries of gender on stage, playing roles across many different identities. They've been a cover in a production many times, most notably a swing in Matilda, and particularly like exploring tracks involving multiple genders.

 

Recently, Ryanne originated the role of Rope-a-Dope in Carner & Gregor's Techies: A New Musical as part of the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. They also assistant-directed the production and understudied Hammer, the male love interest. Before moving to New York, Ryanne originated the leading role of Anneli, a young lawyer struggling to hold her life together, in Spencer Farmer’s Statistically Speaking, a one-act play. Ryanne has been part of the production teams for multiple shows, serving in various roles, including (but not limited to) Director, Stage Manager, Production Assistant, Graphic Designer, Story Producer, and Casting Director. ​

 

Outside of the performing arts, Ryanne previously volunteered at a children’s museum and worked as a Social Media Manager for a punk-rock band. In their free time, they enjoy writing short stories, doing freelance graphic design, and editing various videos online. In early 2024, Ryanne Parker gained notable online attention for her fan-made trailer of the 2024 “Mean Girls” Movie, amassing over 580k views on her YouTube channel. ​ ​

 

"Hollywood definitely needs to look out for Ryanne, definitely a force to be reckoned with." - Hailie Sahar