Scott Zenreich

Scott Zenreich

Scott Zenreich is a writer, actor, and director living in Seattle, WA. His work includes plays with Amphibian Stage, Undermain Theatre, the AT&T Performing Arts Center (Dallas), WaterTower Theatre, Casa Manana, Dallas Children's Theater, and Texas Shakespeare Festival. Scott is a member of Actors Equity Association, the Dramatists Guild of America, and is an alumnus of Directors Lab Web (Pasadena...
Scott Zenreich is a writer, actor, and director living in Seattle, WA. His work includes plays with Amphibian Stage, Undermain Theatre, the AT&T Performing Arts Center (Dallas), WaterTower Theatre, Casa Manana, Dallas Children's Theater, and Texas Shakespeare Festival. Scott is a member of Actors Equity Association, the Dramatists Guild of America, and is an alumnus of Directors Lab Web (Pasadena Playhouse) and DirectorsLabChicago. He earned a BFA in musical theatre from Emerson College.

Plays

  • Pastry King by Scott Zenreich
    Cast: 
    5
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    Genre: comedy, dark comedy + 3 more
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    Keyword: cannoli, molasses + 1 more
    Genre: comedy, dark comedy, drama, mystery/thriller, tragedy
    Keyword: cannoli, molasses, Pastry King
    A husband and wife open a pastry shop in the North End, making the best cannoli in Boston. Upon meeting their neighbor the Pastry King, one of the city's most established restaurateurs, odd and terrible things start to happen. A play about blame, the strength of relationships, and the perfect ricotta recipe.
  • Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins by Scott Zenreich
    Cast: 
    5–8
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    Genre: adaptation, adventure + 9 more
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    Keyword: Hershel, hanukkah + 3 more
    Genre: adaptation, adventure, comedy, fable/folktale, faith-based, fantasy, holiday, horror, movement/physical, musical, young audiences
    Keyword: Hershel, hanukkah, goblins, Klezmer, puppets
    Hershel of Ostropol must defeat the goblins who haunt the synagogue at the top of the hill, keeping the villagers from celebrating Hanukkah. Adapted from the Caldecott-award winning book by Eric Kimmel, the play is told with puppets, an original klezmer score, and the power of a child's imagination.