Scott Turner Schofield's roles move fluidly across scale and genre: from supporting turns in HBO's The Idol, Hulu's Up Here, and NBC's The Blacklist, to leads in The Conductor — a period drama with worldwide theatrical release — and the cult classic indie hit Off Ramp. That same range carries into his one hour special, Becoming a Man in 127 EASY Steps, which started as a neo-futurist performance art piece, and evolved into a film that premiered at Tribeca and won the Audience Award for Best Feature at Out on Film.Scott has performed on stages from the Festival d'Avignon to Miami's Arsht Center, New York's Cherry Lane Theatre, and LA's Kirk Douglas Theatre. He is a Princess Grace Award winner and received a National Performance Network Creation Fund.Agents: Artists & Representatives
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Scott Turner Schofield's recent audiobook narration includes Madeleine Thien's The Book of Records — named one of Obama's Best Books of 2025 — and Anne Fleming's Curiosities, a finalist for the Giller Prize. His narration spans literary fiction, horror, and YA; he has also worked on romance and academic titles including the national bestseller A Shot in the Dark by Victoria Lee and Jack Halberstam's Trans.* He has recorded for Simon & Schuster Audio, Random House Audio, Listening Library, and Podium Audio, among others, and frequently voices articles for Apple News+.Agents: Vox