On the night of the talent show, Sharpay tells Ryan that they will be singing Humuhumunukanuka'apua'a, but due to the fact that Ryan made friends with the Wildcats and helped them out in the talent show, he rejects the offer, and his sister gets more frustrated. Sharpay is shocked by her brother's actions, demanding that he tell her when he became "one of them," which Ryan merely takes as a compliment. He agrees to choreograph their show, instead. Toward the beginning of the movie, he assists Sharpay in her plan to win Troy, but when Sharpay replaces him with Troy in their talent show performance, he gains enough confidence to stand up to her, befriending the Wildcats through a baseball game whereupon, he impresses them with his slugging prowess by hitting four homeruns. In the second movie, however, Ryan's discontent is more pronounced as he struggles to be considered his sister's equal. In spite of some moments where Ryan appears annoyed by Sharpay's domineering attitude, he accepts her leadership unquestioningly throughout the movie, most often acting as a source of comic relief. In High School Musical, Ryan functions almost exclusively as Sharpay's sidekick, as Sharpay attempts to keep Zeke Baylor and Gabriella Montez from winning the roles of Arnold and Minnie in the school's winter musical, Twinkle Towne. He was chosen by Julliard School to take their scholarship because of his choreography in the Senior Year Spring Musical. His 3rd and final appearance was on Octoin High School Musical 3: Senior Year. His 1st appearance was in the original High School Musical on January 20, 2006, and his 2nd appearance was on Augin High School Musical 2. Ryan played Little League baseball in Rhode Island before he moved to Albuquerque. Ryan and his sister, Sharpay, are the children of Vance and Derby Evans, Ryan is about eight minutes younger than Sharpay, and were the stars of seventeen school productions.
6 Songs uncredited in the movies/soundtracks.
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