About meHi there! I'm Ron Carlos, a voice, speech, and dialect coach based in Los Angeles and New York City.
I'm a graduate of the American Repertory Theater and Moscow Art Theater School Institute for Advanced Theater Training at Harvard University where I received my MFA in Voice and Speech Pedagogy in 2013. After returning from Moscow to New York, I taught at Marymount Manhattan College and City College of New York. A year later, I became a Lecturer in Acting at the Yale School of Drama where I taught Speech and Dialects to the first-year MFA Actors and coached numerous productions. Over the summers I taught at the Shakespeare Academy @ Stratford, National Student Leadership Conference, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey and various Fitzmaurice Voicework® workshops and certifications. As a freelance voice, speech, and dialect coach in New York City I've worked on broadway, at The Public Theater, Abingdon, MCC, New York Theatre Workshop, and Gym at Judson. Regionally my work's been heard at Yale Repertory Theater, The Alley, Two River Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Hartford Stage, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Gloucester Stage, and The American Repertory Theater. My film work includes The Week Of, Love Is Blind, and I'm Thinking of Ending Things. My television work includes Orange Is The New Black, The Enemy Within, Madam Secretary, Unforgettable, Power, Fringe, and Family Pictures USA which is currently streaming on PBS.org (link button below). |
Kevin Mambo, Ito Aghayere, Sahr Ngaujah and Jojo Gonzalez
Mlima's Tale by Lynn Nottage at The Public Theater, 2018 Directed by: Jo Bonney. Scenic design: Riccardo Hernandez. Costume design: Jennifer Moeller. Lighting design: Lap Chi Chu. Sound design: Darron L West. Music composition and direction: Justin Hicks. Movement direction: Chris Walker. Dialect Coach: Ron Carlos Photo Credit: Joan Marcus 
Ashley Bryant, Dria Brown, Brontë England-Nelson Cadillac Crew by Tori Sampson at Yale Repertory Theater, 2019. Director: Jesse Rasmussen and Tori Sampson. Scenic design: Jessie Chen. Costumes: Matthew R. Malone. Lighting design: Kathy A. Perkins. Sound design and original music: Andrew Rovner. Projection design: Rasean Davonte Johnson. Vocal and dialect coaching by Ron Carlos. Photo Credit: Joan Marcus |
Recent Projects
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Murder On The Orient Express
Alley Theater in Houston, Texas July 19 - August 25 2019 Rob Melrose (Director) Michael Locher (Set) Cat Tate Starmer (Lighting) Cliff Caruthers (Sound and Music) Raquel Barreto (Costume) Ron Carlos (Dialect) Ken Ludwig (Adapter) |
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Jay Sullivan, Estée Burks, Elizabeth Bunch, Susan Koozin, Melissa Pritchett, Dylan Godwin, Melissa Molano. Photo Credit: Lynn Lane
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Jason O'Connell, Ellen Harvey, Adrianna Mitchell, Michael Crane and Kathleen Choe
Noises Off by Michael Frayn at Two River Theater
Directed by: Sarna Lapine. Scenic design: Charlie Corcoran. Costume design: Valérie Thérèse Bart. Lighting design: Ken Billington. Sound design: Karin Grayish. Wigs design: Dave Bova. Movement consultant: Lorenzo Pisoni. Dialect coach: Ron Carlos
Photo Credit: T. Charles Erickson
Noises Off by Michael Frayn at Two River Theater
Directed by: Sarna Lapine. Scenic design: Charlie Corcoran. Costume design: Valérie Thérèse Bart. Lighting design: Ken Billington. Sound design: Karin Grayish. Wigs design: Dave Bova. Movement consultant: Lorenzo Pisoni. Dialect coach: Ron Carlos
Photo Credit: T. Charles Erickson