On May 21 and 22 at 7p, Scott will be part of a staged reading of Carol Costa’s play Lottery of Life, directed by Andrea Andresakis. Lottery of Life tells the touching and funny story about four unlikely roommates who meet in a VA Hospital cancer ward in the 70s and forge deep bonds despite their disparate races and background. Scott plays the orderly Kevin and Dr. Bronson alongside an extremely talented and accomplished cast and creative team. The performance on the 21st is at the Ellington Room in Manhattan Plaza (the setting of Alicia Keys’ Hells Kitchen) at 400 W 43rd Street and the 22nd at The Lambs Club (where Lerner & Loewe met) at 3 W 51st Street. RSVP to Andrea_Andresakis@yahoo.com; tickets are free, though The Lambs Club has a $10 “suggested donation” to enter the space. A reception will follow both performances

The Mad Ones Engine is launching on Sunday evening, with previews of all of the video shorts of The Mad Ones created through the Mad Ones Lab in October, commentary from Brian Lowdermik, Kait Kerrigan and special guests from the show's development and history (including Jeremy Jordan, Patti Murin, Laura Osnes and more), and the first randomized Mad Ones Engine show--one of millions of possible combinations. The launch will be live at youtube.com/user/kerriganlowdermilk at 7pm on Sunday, November 8; more information is available at https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Jeremy-Jordan-Patti-Murin-Laura-Osnes-and-More-Join-THE-MAD-ONES-LAB-Road-Trip.

Scott will be a guest singer at Katherine Riddle’s cabaret, “Tell Me a Story” at the Duplex Cabaret on December 14th at 4pm. Information and ticket link below!

https://www.purplepass.com/#194252/The_Duplex-Katherine_Riddle:_%E2%80%9CTell_Me_a_Story%E2%80%9D-The_Duplex_Cabaret_Theatre-December-14-2019.html

Scott is singing in the Eleventh Annual New York City Christmas: A Concert to Benefit ASTEP (Artists Striving to End Poverty), alongside Kate Baldwin, Chester Gregory, Bonnie Milligan and more amazing Broadway artists, under the music direction of Lynne Shankel. 7pm at Joe’s Pub (425 Lafayette Ave) on Monday December 9! Tickets and more information at https://publictheater.org/productions/joes-pub/2019/a/astep-2019/

Scott will play Evan Cantrell in a staged reading of the new musical comedy Those Musclebound Cowboys From Snake Pit Gulch as part of the HOT Festival at Dixon Place. The show is a campy, fun wild west fantasy, in which the Cantrell brothers ride into Snake Pit Gulch to recover their father’s jumped gold claim and learn about life and themselves, falling in love and helping to solve the Sherrif’s murder in the process… One night only, 7:30pm at Dixon Place (161A Chrystie Street). More information at http://dixonplace.org/performances/those-musclebound-cowboys-from-snake-pit-gulch-7-18-2019/

Scott is singing an amazing Andrew Lippa song from The Wild Party at a concert celebrating his music, alongside a group of excellent singers who all workshopped their pieces with the composer himself! Should be a really exciting show—7pm at the Duplex on Thursday, November 1. Tickets and more information are available here.

July 25-September 1, Scott will be playing Mortimer Brewster in the madcap midcentury comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace at East Lynne Theater Company. In it, Mortimer spends a memorable 24 hours with his kooky aunts, crazy brothers, new fiancee and a surprising number of dead bodies for a peaceful Brooklyn home... Performances are at 8pm Wednesdays-Saturdays from July 25-September 1. Tickets and more information are available at www.eastlynnetheater.org

The Virginia Gentlemen, UVA's oldest a cappella group, is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a reunion concert featuring performances by the current group as well as alumni dating back to the original VGs, including many iconic VG classics! Scott is excited to get to reprise his rendition of Josh Groban's "Remember When It Rained" with his era of Virginia Gentlemen. The concert is at Old Cabell Hall on April 7 at 8pm; tickets and more information are available at www.theviriginiagentlemen.com.  Don't wait too ling--this show will sell out!

On Wednesday, April 4, Scott will be playing Frank Gardner, a young flirt, in a reading of George Bernard Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession with the Washington Stage Guild, directed by Bill Largess.  The reading is free and will take place at 7pm in the Undercroft Theatre, 900 Massachusetts Ave. NW

Scott will be joining Florrie Bagel and some more fantastic NYC talent at The Duplex on Sunday, December 10th at 1pm for an afternoon of holiday cheer with La Ti Do NYC! Tickets are only $10 in advance ($15 at the door), so don't miss out on this discounted price on limited tickets! Click here for more information and here for tickets. 

Scott is back at La Ti Do Monday the 23rd for their annual Spook-tacular cabaret night full of  spooky, Halloween-themed songs, singing a favorite Sondheim tune! 8pm at Bistro Bistro; love to see you there! More information at https://www.facebook.com/events/151379372100018/

In connection with Widowers' Houses, the Washington Stage Guild is hosting a "Shaw in Shaw" series, which examines real estate speculation in a gentrifying city.  This includes a public reading of G. B. Shaw's other treatment of the issue, John Bull's Other Island.  Scott will be reading the role of Tom Broadbent, an English civil engineer who goes off to Ireland to redevelop a romantic little village with his Irish partner.

The *free* reading will take place at the Undercroft Theatre (900 Massachusetts Ave NW) at 8pm on Wednesday the 17th. More details at http://stageguild.org/shaw-in-shaw-penn-quarter-mt-vernon-triangle-too/

Scott is joining Russell Silber and La Ti Do for their Golden Age Musicals night--come on by! More information at https://www.facebook.com/events/178976599309454/

Scott is excited to be playing Menelaos in the first public concert/reading of Joe Maloney's delightful new musical Helen, based on Euripides' retelling of the story of Helen of Troy. The show starts at 8pm on September 25th at the Dramatists Guild Fund in NYC--more information is available at https://www.facebook.com/events/261986367502977/

Scott is joining the ensemble of Ricky Drummond and Jonathan Coulton's fun zombie/robot musical Still Alive at the Kennedy Center's Page to Stage festival on Monday, September 5th at 7pm. More information/tickets are available at https://www.kennedy-center.org/calendar/event/XQPPS

Scott is joining other alumni of Little Theatre of Alexandria shows to sing in the first cabaret of their Millenial Cabaret series, themed "Jets vs Sharks", this Sunday, July 31, at 6 in the LTA Green Room. Scott will sing favorites from Pippin, Secret Garden and [title of show] and others are singing songs ranging from golden age Broadway to shows running today! Attendance is free and snacks/drinks are provided--email mariabelle22@gmail.com to RSVP.

Scott is joining the cast of Dreamgirls at ArtsCentric in Baltimore for a one-night-only performance as Dave on July 29, 2016.  More information at https://www.facebook.com/ArtsCentric/!

Scott will be singing an Adam Gwon song at La Ti Do's "Night of New Musical Theatre & Spoken Word". The show begins at 8 at Bistro Bistro (1727 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20009); more information can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/1153675157986798/

Scott will be channeling Adele, Eliza Schuyler, Ginger Spice and several other lovely ladies in Monumental Theatre Company's second annual gender-bending cabaret, Sex Swap 2.0 at 8pm Friday, March 4 at Cobalt!  More information and advance tickets available at monumentaltheatre.org and https://www.facebook.com/events/1555368971456484/