Arts Messenger

In September Andrew Scoglio and Nick Gould joined MHS Unified Arts Department. We are excited to have them on board and are looking forward to sharing their talent and expertise.

Andrew Scoglio (left) directs the a cappella program and teaches chorus and general music classes at Marblehead High School. Mr. Scoglio holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst where he studied voice and piano. As a singer in the UMass Chamber Choir, Scoglio toured Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic, performing in famous venues such as Melk Abbey in Austria and the Lobkowicz Palace in Pargue. In addition to his teaching schedule, Mr. Scoglio maintains an active schedule as a free-lance singer. He recently joined the roster of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus which performs year round with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops. Mr. Scoglio is a recipient of the Massachusetts Music Educator's Promising Music Educator Award. In his free time, Andrew Scoglio enjoys running, hiking, and spending time with his family's two cats, Linus and Lucy.

Nick Gould (right) serves as the theatre teacher for Marblehead High School. Mr. Gould earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts at the University of Texas at Arlington, where he completed both the Performance and Design plans for graduation, and he holds a Master's Degree in Theatre from Emerson College. Since beginning his journey in theatre as a freshman in high school, Mr. Gould has found success as an actor, director, designer, playwright, and stage manager. In addition to teaching, he continues to work with local theatres to improve his own technique. Currently, he sits on the Board of Directors for Colonial Chorus Players, a community theatre group in Reading. In his spare time, Mr. Gould likes to write and play video games. He invites everyone to check out his website, nickgould.weebly.com, to see highlights from his theatrical career.