About

Ralph Warman BMus MA

 

Ralph Warman is a professional actor, singer, composer and musical director. He is the founder of leading voices ldn, a professional musical theatre choir dedicated to promoting and supporting new British and UK-based musical theatre writers. Ralph is a composer on the advanced group at Book, Music & Lyrics (BML). He graduated from Mountview in 2019.

 

Acting theatre credits include: Lou/Michael in FALLEN (8x10 Scratch Night, The Hen and Chickens Theatre), Alex Mialdo/MD in MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (The Town & Gown Theatre, Cambridge), Joseph/Pilate/MD in ROTHERHITHE GOSPELS (Rotherhithe Playhouse) and Mr. Stebbins/MD in TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS (Union Theatre).

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Recordings include: LEADING VOICES LDN EP (Abbey Road Institute), PUBLIC DOMAIN OST (ALP Musicals), Featured soloist in [B]EAST: A NEW MUSICAL (Baloney Theatre Company) and Tortoise in THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE (Roberta Zuric).

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Concerts include: OKLAHOMA! and EVITA IN CONCERT (Fourth Wall Live, Theatre Royal Drury Lane), ANDREA BOCELLI 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT (BST Hyde Park), and Featured Soloist in JUST A LITTLE CHANGE: A MUSICAL THEATRE MIXTAPE (Harrison Knights and TVC, St. James's Church Piccadilly, London).

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Workshops include: Thomas Wakely/William Hardcastle/Various in SOMETHING IN THE WATER (Table Read at New Diorama Theatre, London) Donald MacArthur in DARK ISLE (The Pigeon Loft, The Arts Theatre, London), THE BOY WHO SAILED THE OCEAN IN AN ARMCHAIR (BEAM 2023, Oxford Playhouse, Oxford), Edmond Halley/Ensemble in LONGITUDE (Arcola Theatre) and Solo Vocalist in ALP NEW MUSICALS WORKSHOP (Central School of Speech and Drama).

 

As a composer, Ralph is currently working on a new musical comedy caper THE ODD JOBS which will be workshopped next February at Upstairs at the Gatehouse in Highgate. He is currently revising his original Scottish mystery musical DARK ISLE with book writer Ailsa Shepherd (Fit Ye Sayin' Quine?, Edinburgh Fringe). Ralph is also working on an Arthurian retelling of MORGANA le Fay's story with lyricist Grace O'Keefe (Sense & Sensibility, BYMT) and book writer Will Stollery.

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Ralph is represented by City Actors Management.