scott barrow

Scott Barrow has been working with Tectonic Theatre Project since 2005. He joined Moisés Kaufman on 33 Variations at Georgetown and stayed through its Broadway run and into Los Angeles. Scott then did the first tour of The Laramie Project Cycle, He collaborated on and performed in Andy Paris and Anushka Paris-Carter’s Uncommon Sense in Iowa and Off-Broadway at the Sheen Center. He is an associate writer on the upcoming project Treatment and Data, which is a new play about ACT-UP and the AIDS epidemic. Scott is a credited devisor on Here There are Blueberries written by Moises and Amanda Gronich and performed in the piece at Miami New Dramatists and at its premiere at the LaJolla Playhouse. Scott is a senior Moment Work teacher and teaches workshops for Tectonic all across the country, including AADA, New School and year-long capstone residencies at Drew University Scott is a contributing writer on the company’s devising methodology book: Moment Work.

As an actor, Scott has played major roles at the New York Theatre Workshop, Arena Stage, the Arden Theatre, Arkansas Repertory, Commonwealth Shakespeare, Hartford Stage, the Huntington, the Wilma Theater, the Mint, Nevada Shakespeare in the Park, DC’s Studio Theatre, New Rep, the Geva, the Olney, Portland Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Urban Stages, Trinity Rep, and Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse, where he is an Artistic Associate. Scott is also the Artistic Director of Stages on the Sound, a not-for profit theater company dedicated to bringing amazing artists and innovative productions to schools for workshops and year-long residencies. MFA Brandeis University.