Actor
OFF BROADWAY
ADDRESSLESS
Homeless Woman
Rattlestick Theatre / Martin Borros
THE CONVENT
Wilma
Rattlestick Theatre / Daniel Talbott
GOOD GRIEF
MJ’s Mom
Vineyard Theatre / Awoye Timpo
TELL HECTOR I MISS HIM
Mami
Atlantic Theater / David Mendizabal
THE IDEA OF ME
Sue
Cherry Lane Theatre / Jose Zayas
TO THE BONE
Olga
Cherry Lane Theatre / Lisa Peterson
PAS de DEUX
Lisa
Cherry Lane Theatre / Bryan Davidson Blue
EXIT CUCKOO
Solo Show
Working Theater / Colman Domingo
STRAY
Jerri
Cherry Lane Theatre / Giovanna Sardelli
MEDEA
Medea
Dixon Place / Bryan Davidson Blue
THE STRANGEST
Umm
HERE Arts Center / May Adrales
THE ART OF MEMORY
Madwoman
3-Legged Dog / Tanya Calamoneri
REGIONAL
ORPHEUS DESCENDING
Lady
Oakland Theater Project / Will Detlefsen
THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA
Bernarda
Oakland Theater Project / Michael Moran
HAMLET
Gertrude
Oakland Theater Project / Michael Moran
CASHED OUT
Virginia
SF Playhouse / Tara Moses
THE CRUCIBLE
Proctor
Oakland Theater Project / Michael Moran
NAN & THE LOWER BODY
Mache
TheatreWorks - Palo Alto / Giovanna Sardelli
THE WASTE LAND
Solo Show
Oakland Theater Project / Michael Moran
MORE THAN GRAPES
Dolores
TheatreFirst / Sean San Jose
ANGELS IN AMERICA
Angel
Berkeley Rep / Tony Taccone
A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
Blanche
Oakland Theater Project / Emily Whelan
TO THE BONE
Olga
Oakland Theater Project / Michael Moran
MALETA/MULATA
Marina
Campo Santo / Paolo Nunes-Ueno
TV/FILM
ALMOST FAMILY
Co-Star
FOX / Kimberly McCollugh
FOR LIFE
Co-Star
ABC / Erica Watson
KABUL
Lead
Short Film / Lauren Fritz
CONSTANT AS THE NORTHERN STAR
Supporting
Barefoot Pictures / Frank Solorzano
VERONICA DECIDES TO DIE
Featured
Das Films / Emily Young
REVIEWS
The Waste Land
“Few performers can conjure and maintain surreality like Ramirez, {a frequent Oakland Theater Project collaborator} Summoning a trance and then holding herself and her audience in it, she manifests a cosmic imagination and a mighty spiritual endurance.”— Lily Janiak, SF Chronicle
A Streetcar Named Desire
“This play rests firmly in the hands of Ramirez, who is just devastatingly fantastic. It’s the little things she does that are intoxicating, especially seeing her speech slowly cascade down as she becomes more and more intoxicated, coinciding with her metaphoric collapse.”
– David John Chávez, Bay Area Plays
Orpheus Descending
“Lisa Ramirez seems born to play Lady. Her frantic emotional journey over the course of the play is never less than riveting. Even her touch of an Italian accent, the tension in her body, is just right.” - Jean Schiffman- SF GATE
Ironbound
“Lisa Ramirez creates a raw and intense psychological portrait of the often-ignored personal struggles of immigrant women.” Patricia L. Morin - Front Row