Ramez Alaswad is a Syrian actor and theater director, born on October 15, 1976. He is the son of the late visual artist Khaled Al Aswad. He graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus with a degree in Acting in 1998, launching a distinguished career in theater, television, and film. In 2006, he co-founded the "Independent Autumn Theater" with his colleague Nawar Bulbul, serving as an actor, director, and manager for the troupe. Through this platform, he directed notable plays such as "The Solitary." Alaswad's theatrical work gained international recognition through his participation in numerous prestigious festivals in the United States, Japan, Canada, and Spain, where he earned awards for his performances. Alongside his stage career, he has built a strong presence in Syrian and Arab television drama. He has appeared in dozens of series, becoming known for his versatile and compelling roles in popular shows like "Bab Al-Hara," "Kingdoms of Fire" (2019), "Shatti Ya Beirut" (2021), "Wlad Badee'a" (2024), and "Khareef Omar" (2023). He currently divides his time between Syria and Canada with his family.

In 2006, Ramez Alaswad co-founded the "Independent Autumn Theater" troupe in Damascus with fellow artist Nawar Bulbul. The troupe became a significant platform for contemporary theatrical works, with Alaswad taking on multiple roles as an actor, director, and manager, enriching Syria's independent theater scene. Alaswad has received significant international acclaim for his stage work. He was awarded the "Excellence in Acting Award" at the Midland International Theatre Festival in Texas, USA, in 2006. He also won "Best Actor in a Leading Role" at the Yakumo International Theatre Festival in Japan, highlighting his global talent and appeal. He has participated in numerous prominent international theater festivals, including the Amsterdam International Theater Festival in the Netherlands, the Girona International Theater Festival in Spain, and the Mont-Laurier International Theatre Festival in Canada. These appearances have solidified his status as a Syrian theater artist with a global presence.

Graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus, Acting Department, in 1998. He also served as an assistant professor for Plasticity and Theatrical Movement at the same institute from 1999 to 2000.