Ryan Czerwonko

Ryan Czerwonko is an American actor/filmmaker of Russian, Polish, and Italian descent. Best known for his guest starring and recurring roles on NBC's "The Endgame", "Chicago Med", and "Chicago Fire", Ryan has also appeared in "Cherry" (AGBO Films), "Paint" (IFC Films), "The Deuce", and "Watchmen" (HBO), among many others, working with directors like The Russo Brothers, James Franco, Nicole Kassell, and Roland Joffe. Recently, he appeared in Ariana Grande's music video for her song "Yes, And", and as Jason in Lynn Nottage's play "Clyde's" at George Street Playhouse. Ryan is the artistic director of "Adult Film", an NYC based collective of actors, writers, and directors, focusing on live theatrical performances, filmmaking, and actor training. As a filmmaker, his work has screened at Sene Film Festival, Big Apple Film Festival, Chain NYC Film Festival, qFlix Philadelphia, and more.

While obtaining his BFA in Acting from Ohio University, he spent two seasons at the Monomoy Theatre, followed by a season at the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre. In Chicago, he appeared at First Folio Theatre, 16th Street Theatre, and performed in the North American tour of "Evil Dead: The Musical". National commercial/voiceover spots include Michelob Ultra and Little Caesar's. Ryan has continued his training in NYC with Ted Sluberski, Maria Dizzia, and Ellen Novack, as well as at HB Studio with Jessica Hecht, Frank Wood, and Laila Robins.