Scott Christian
About Scott Christian
Scott Christian is a Musical Director and Instructor based in Toronto, Canada, with extensive experience in various theatrical productions across the country. He has held positions at notable institutions such as The Second City and Sheridan College, and has contributed to numerous musicals as a composer and arranger.
Current Work at The Second City
Scott Christian has been serving as the Musical Director and Instructor at The Second City since 2018. In this role, he contributes to the development of musical productions and provides instruction to aspiring performers. His experience in improvisational theatre enhances the musical elements of the performances, making them engaging and dynamic.
Current Role at Sheridan College
In addition to his position at The Second City, Scott Christian has been an Instructor at Sheridan College since 2018. He teaches courses related to music and performance, drawing on his extensive experience in the theatre industry to provide practical insights to students. His involvement in education reflects his commitment to nurturing the next generation of musical talent.
Background in Musical Direction
Scott Christian has a robust background in musical direction, having worked with various prestigious theatres across Canada. His experience includes roles as Musical Director at Neptune Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, and Confederation Centre of the Arts. He has directed productions such as 'Shrek' and 'The Little Mermaid,' showcasing his versatility in handling different musical styles and formats.
Educational Qualifications
Scott Christian holds a Master's degree in Composition from York University, which he completed between 2019 and 2021. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music, focusing on Composition and Piano, from the University of Toronto from 2004 to 2008. Additionally, he obtained a Second City Musical Director Certificate in 2011, further enhancing his skills in musical theatre.
Achievements in Musical Theatre
Scott Christian's musical 'A Misfortune' was featured in the 2017 Charlottetown Festival season, highlighting his ability to adapt literary works into engaging musical productions. His contributions to various productions across Canada demonstrate his extensive experience and influence in the musical theatre landscape.