Conrad Ricamora

Conrad Ricamora is an award-winning actor and singer known for his roles across television, film, and Broadway, bringing a diverse range of characters to life. After his critically acclaimed portrayal of Ninoy Aquino in the Off-Broadway musical ‘Here Lies Love,’ which premiered in 2013 at The Public Theater, Conrad Ricamora went on to establish himself as a versatile and award-winning performer across television, film, and Broadway. His powerful performance in ‘Here Lies Love’ earned him a prestigious Theatre World Award and a nomination for a Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, marking a significant early milestone in his theatrical career. Ricamora transitioned to television in 2014, securing a recurring role as Oliver Hampton in the ABC legal drama series ‘How to Get Away with Murder.’ His compelling performance led to his promotion to a series regular in the third season, a role he maintained for six seasons until the show concluded its acclaimed run in 2020.

His activism has been recognized with the Human Rights Campaign’s Visibility Award in 2016 and Equality California’s Visibility Award in 2017. He also founded ‘The Right to Be There’ fund, supporting Asian American male actors pursuing BFAs or MFAs in acting, underscoring his commitment to diversity and inclusion within the industry. Looking ahead, he is slated to appear in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2,’ currently filming for a 2026 release, and will portray Zach in a Philippine production of ‘A Chorus Line’ in 2026, further demonstrating his ongoing engagement with diverse and international projects.