Noah Embry is an actor, music director, composer, arranger, and trumpet player from Tucson, Arizona.

As a performer, Noah has appeared in productions throughout Arizona and Southern California. His theatre credits include Sonny Malone in Xanadu at Arts Express Theatre—a production that received multiple BroadwayWorld Phoenix Award nominations, including Best Musical—Ethan Girard in The Full Monty, Wayne Wright in Bandstand, and productions of Rent and Something Rotten!. He is also a regular company actor at the Gaslight Theatre and will appear as Joey in an upcoming production of Sister Act at Saguaro City Music Theatre later this fall.
In 2026, Noah joined the cast of Harry Potter: A Hogwarts Express Adventure, produced by Warner Bros. in the Greater Los Angeles area, and currently has a few commercial/ film projects releasing soon during his time in Los Angeles.
Noah currently serves as the Resident Music Director and Composer for Old Tucson Entertainment, where he has music directed and composed original entertainment for seasonal productions, western stage shows, and live guest experiences.
His music direction credits include productions for Old Tucson Entertainment, Arts Express Theatre, and Live Theatre Workshop, including Camp Rock: The Musical, Once Upon a One More Time, holiday productions, cabarets, and original theatrical entertainment.
As a composer and arranger, Noah has written original scores, vocal arrangements, and orchestrations for theatrical productions, themed entertainment, live concerts, and vocal ensembles.
Noah served as Music Director of the University of Arizona’s premiere competitive a cappella group, Meow or Never, for two years.
He arranged repertoire performed at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) and created vocal arrangements featured on the ensemble’s 4th studio album, Meow Forever.
As an educator, Noah has worked as a private voice teacher, coaching students in vocal technique, musicianship, audition preparation, and performance.
His professional work includes acting, music direction, conducting, composition, orchestration, vocal arranging, trumpet performance, vocal coaching, and the development of original theatrical productions and live entertainment.
