Nolan McCullough
Woodwind Doubler, Arranger, Technician
Nolan McCullough is a Boston-based woodwind doubler with over 11 years of playing experience specializing in musical theatre, commercial groups, and jazz performance.
He is currently gigging in Boston and will soon be performing in the Hive Theatre Company's production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown at the BCA Plaza Theatres. His musical experience includes performances at The Calderwood Pavilion, The Tsai Performance Center, Jordan Hall, The Berklee Performance Center, The Modern Theatre, The Footlight Club, Riverside Theaterworks, and The Curtain Call Theater. He also has cruise ship experience performing on Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas as their alto saxophonist and horn section leader.
Nolan's arranging experience is primarily featured in Jim Mahoney and Dave Salmela's original comedy musical "Ball Boys" where he currently acts as the lead arranger on the project.
Nolan holds a Bachelor of Music in performance, with a minor in instrument repair, Summa Cum Laude, from The Berklee College of Music where he studied with Harry Skoler, Shannon LeClaire, and Sarpay Özçağatay. He is also a recipient of the Andre Lizotte Award.
"Nolan is a very talented alto saxophonist and doubler, displaying a profound technique and a commanding stage presence... Nolan always arrives prepared, ready to work, and approaches his performances with passion"
-Ladislav Benda