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Scott is an early career professional
theatre artist, committed to creating and supporting quality theatre in any
capacity. He particularly loves acting, directing, music, dance,
puppetry, traveling, installation art, clowning, and various forms of storytelling.
Scott graduated from
Emerson College with a B.F.A.
degree in musical theatre in May of 2007. He is a proud member of
Actor's Equity Association and has worked regionally at
Olney Theatre Center (a 9-month contract with the
National
Players), New Century Theatre, Mill Mountain Theatre, the Growing
Stage, the Majestic Theater, Dallas Children's Theater, WaterTower Theatre and Texas Shakespeare Festival, among others.
New York
Times 9/07/2007
While at Emerson, Scott studied abroad in Holland where, as an
extracurricular ambitious exercise, he discovered his passion for
directing. He directed and produced Yasmina Reza’s "Art" which propelled him to direct
three other plays at Emerson, including his senior Honors thesis, "The
Storyteller". "The Storyteller" is an evening of five short original plays by Lyndsay Barrett, inspired by contemporary news articles, all dealing with
issues of terrorism. Working on "The Storyteller" furthered Scott’s love for
socially relevant, thought provoking theatre as well as developing and
nurturing new plays. After graduation, Scott worked as an intern for
Director’s Lab West at the
Pasadena Playhouse, and later attended
DirectorsLabChicago
the following summer.
In his last semester at Emerson, Scott wrote "The Banker’s Baby", a one-act
play for which he built hand-puppets and performed for two nights at the
Puppet Showplace in Brookline, MA.
Scott is also a skilled close-up card magician. He attended six summers at
Tannen’s Magic Camp during his childhood and has applied his magical talents
to various theatrical productions.
He sincerely hopes that everyone in their lifetime can have a life-altering
theatre experience.
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