Noelle Rueschman

Biography

Noelle Rueschman is an NYC-based musician specializing in woodwind instruments. She currently works as a substitute on Broadway’s Dancin’ and Some Like it Hot. Other recent substitute work includes the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, the Big Apple Circus, and the Paper Mill Playhouse productions of Sister Act and On Your Feet! Noelle has held chairs on JOY and Last Days of Summer at George Street Playhouse and on off-broadway shows such as Bob Carol Ted & Alice (Signature Theater), Cheek to Cheek: Irving Berlin in Hollywood (York Theatre), and An Unbalanced Mind (AMT Theatre). Off-broadway substitute work includes White Girl in Danger (Second Stage Theatre), SUFFS (Public Theatre), Merrily We Roll Along (Laura Pels Theatre), Cyrano (Daryl Roth Theatre), and The Secret Life of Bees (Linda Gross Theatre).

Noelle holds an MM in Multiple Woodwind Performance from New Jersey City University. In addition to many performance opportunities in New Jersey, Noelle was a teaching assistant at NJCU where she taught undergraduate Woodwind Method classes. She also holds a BA in Saxophone from Florida State University. Noelle has taught many woodwind clinics and private lessons throughout Florida, where she also worked as a saxophonist for the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra.