Ryan Alosio

Ryan Alosio is an American actor whose work has spanned film, television, theater, music and visual art. He trained at the Interlochen Arts Academy, where he graduated with honors, and later studied at Northwestern University and New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, focusing on dramatic writing. His credits include more than 32 television shows and 23 films. His lead role in The Hi-Line earned him the Austin Film Festival's Audience Award for Favorite New Actor, and the film premiered in the main competition at Sundance. On stage, he appeared in Chicago, The Crucible, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. He has also produced film projects and worked as a published writer, painter and photographer, with gallery showings and appearances in publications such as Modern Americana and Modernism Magazine. In music, he was lead singer and songwriter for the alt-rock band black radio.