Indigo is a musical exploration of how one family attempts to break through autism's challenging veil and in the process, learns how to listen to one another. Emma, a girl who, while wholly non-verbal to the outside world, remains lucid and fully communicative to the audience, which gets to explore her own internal world from her perspective.
Both Scott and Indigo are profiled by Maureen Seaberg in a new article for Psychology Today—including the story behind the show's title and subtitle. Click here to read now.
After touring Picture Perfect in London and Australia, Scott is thrilled to be making his 54 Below debut in NYC on September 23rd at 9:30pm. Click here for tickets.
Scott received the 2016 ASCAP Gorney Award last night for “If the World Only Knew”. Click image above to watch 13 year-old Broadway star Joshua Colley sing the new song about the challenges faced by autistic children.
Scott will be working with PS 94 in Lower Manhattan to write a musical with a class of 10 autistic children for a production in June 2012. Stay tuned for details!
Scott’s newest work, Indigo, will receive it’s third 29-hour Equity staged reading November 2019 with Sing Out Louise Productions, producers of Allegiance, Hadestown, Slave Play, and The Cher Show on Broadway, directed by Schele Williams.