Ralph Krumins is a Visiting Lecturer in the Theatre Department at the University of Central Florida, specializing in Theatre for Young Audiences and Theatre for Social Change. A graduate of UCF’s MFA program in TYA, his work explores the intersection of play theory, music, and applied theatre to create immersive, participatory experiences.

Ralph’s artistic focus blends storytelling, musical improv, and playback theatre, emphasizing authentic connection and psychological safety. He leads workshops on improvisation, ensemble building, vulnerability, and devising for social impact, helping students, corporations, and communities use theatre as a catalyst for change.

His one-man musical improv production has been featured at international conferences, festivals, and theatres, where he also facilitates sessions on integrating game-based structures into performance and education. Through his teaching and practice, Ralph is committed to creating inclusive spaces that celebrate creativity, collaboration, and the power of live, responsive storytelling.