Andy Nogasky

Andy Nogasky is an associate professor in the theatre and dance department at Baldwin Wallace University. Nogasky has performed professionally on both stage and screen, in new works and Shakespeare, in off-Broadway shows, on national tours, and regionally with The Acting Company, The Guthrie Theatre, The Ensemble Studio Theatre, Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, George Street Playhouse, Barrington Stage, Mile Square Theatre, The Firehouse Theatre, The New York Fringe Festival, among others.

For five years, Nogasky served as chair, and head of performance for six, where he developed and taught courses in voice and speech, acting, script analysis, theatre history, and other theatre and interdisciplinary courses. He received his bachelor's degree in theatre from Bucknell University, studying with the Atlantic Acting School in New York and the London Dramatic Academy in association with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and holds a Master of Fine Arts from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. He is a proud member of the Actors' Equity Association (AEA).