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Ray Muñoz is a writer and performer from the East Village of New York City. He's graced stages in Williamstown, on Broadway, and The Kennedy Center. Ray worked with George Wendt, and famed mime, Marcel Marceau. A stand-up, improviser, and singer-songwriter, he enjoys a platform to engage. Ray runs The Lance and Ray show podcast on Apple, as well as his one-year-old daughter's Instagram

Education

Adelphi University

Bachelor's Degree - Theatre Major/Film Minor

Williamstown Theatre Festival

Apprenticeship Program

Upright Citizen's Brigade (UCB)

Core Curriculum + Advanced Studies with Doug Moe

The People's Improv Theatre (The PIT)

Levels 1-5 of Core Curriculum with Ali Farahnakian

Magnet Theatre

Levels 1-3 of Core Curriculum with Armando Diaz

Mime Workshop

with Nancy Lyons and famed mime, Marcel Marceau

Relevant Experience

Improv Team Coach/Workshop Teacher

Taught a number of workshops, and as well as coached both independent and house teams at theatres throughout the city.

Improv Jam Host - The Peoples Improv Theatre

Host of a weekly improv show that allowed audience member to improvise with seasoned improvisors.

House Team Member

Performed weekly at The Peoples Improv Theatre for five years. Every six months, improvisers are evaluated and cast accordingly.

The Lance and Ray Show

Directed, wrote, and performed in a running sketch show at The Upright Citizens Brigade for two years.

Off The Cuff

Wrote and performed a One Person Show at The Upright Citizens Brigade for one year