Ramy Zada (born February 1, 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA) is an American actor. In Germany, he gained notoriety through his role as Judge Nicholas "Nick" Marshall, in the television series The Conspirators.
Ramy Zada has been an actor, writer and director since 1987.
When Ramy wasn’t acting in or producing plays at The Court, he launched a catering business to help support the theater and created revenue to produce plays by hosting and catering movie “wrap” parties. He starred in Michael Gazzo’s play, ‘The October Night of Tommy Zero”, at The Actors Studio and was invited by Martin Landau to become an Actors Studio observer. His theatre work was receiving a lot of attention, which led to his being cast in a high profile Theatre production starring opposite Kathleen Turner in Pam Gems’ adaptation of “Camille”, directed by Ron Daniels of the Royal Shakespeare Company at The Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Conn.
