Scott is a native of Chicago, Illinois and currently resides in New York City. He has been performing his entire life and has appeared in over 300 productions to date.
A classically trained singer, Scott is the recipient of the National Arts Alliance, IAPA, and IVA awards for Vocal Excellence. He has been lucky enough to have performed a wide range of roles from Tony in WEST SIDE STORY to Eddie in BLOOD BROTHERS.
Some highlights include roles in regional premieres such as Bat Boy in BAT BOY, Vince in Gregg Coffin's new musical CONVENIENCE, MOTHER'S YOUNGER BROTHER in RAGTIME, and six productions as the Ugly Duckling in HONK!, for which he was presented the Spirit of Broadway Award for Leading Actor in a Musical. His classical venues include Carnegie Hall, the Met, and The Kennedy Center to name just a few.
A classically trained singer, Scott is the recipient of the National Arts Alliance, IAPA, and IVA awards for Vocal Excellence. He has been lucky enough to have performed a wide range of roles from Tony in WEST SIDE STORY to Eddie in BLOOD BROTHERS.
Some highlights include roles in regional premieres such as Bat Boy in BAT BOY, Vince in Gregg Coffin's new musical CONVENIENCE, MOTHER'S YOUNGER BROTHER in RAGTIME, and six productions as the Ugly Duckling in HONK!, for which he was presented the Spirit of Broadway Award for Leading Actor in a Musical. His classical venues include Carnegie Hall, the Met, and The Kennedy Center to name just a few.
In addition to performance, Scott holds a degree
in Agricultural and Biological Sciences Education
and Communications. He is the son of the
two most remarkable people in the world,
Barbara and Bill Sowinski, and has a
brilliant younger brother named Tom
who will soon be a Nuclear Engineer.
in Agricultural and Biological Sciences Education
and Communications. He is the son of the
two most remarkable people in the world,
Barbara and Bill Sowinski, and has a
brilliant younger brother named Tom
who will soon be a Nuclear Engineer.