Reviews .....
Below is a list of some of Deborahs most recent reviews, with links where appropriate
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(Robert Dawson Scott, 24th June 2002, The Times)
"The final meeting between the new owner of the estate, Lopakhin, and Varya, Ranyevskaya's other daughter, when Lopakhin once again fails to propose. Deborah Arnott simply crumples as he takes his leave. It is genuinely affecting."
The Herald Newspaper : "Molly Whuppie", Wee Stories Theatre Co, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
(Mary Brennan, 2001, The Herald)
"That marvellous chameleon of quick-change versatility, Deborah Amott. Donning a brilliant pair of big clumpy feet, and adopting a lugubrious droop to voice and shoulders, she is every inch (yard?) the scaredy-cat giant whose green fingers and generous nature are the true solution to Molly's quest for food." >>>> read more
The LIST : "Molly Whuppie", Wee Stories Theatre Co, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
(Maureen Ellis, 2002, The LIST)
"Deborah Arnott with those stilt like giant's feet, puffed out cheeks and booming voice, she was the ultimate big friendly giant." >>>> read more
The Scotsman Newspaper : "Molly Whuppie", Wee Stories Theatre Co, Netherbow, Edinburgh
(Jane Ellis, Wednesday, 7th November 2001, The Scotsman)
"'The giant is played with great panache by Deborah Arnott................. Arnott and Radcliffe’s performances are a beautifully balanced mixture of storytelling, drama and traditional song. Often speaking in chorus or echoing the ends of each other’s sentences to emphasise a vital bit of plot, they create a vibrant world that absorbs us completely." >>>> read more
The Scotsman Newspaper : "The Hare & The Tortoise", Wee Stories Theatre Co, Netherbow, Edinburgh
Given Four Stars during this years Edinburgh Fringe
(Jane Ellis, 12th August 2002, The Scotsman)
"A floppy hat and a laundry basket on the bum transforms Deborah Arnott into a most lugubrious tortoise." >>>> read more
The Herald Newspaper : "The Hare & The Tortoise", Wee Stories Theatre Co, Albert Halls, Stirling
(Mary Brennan, April 16 2001, The Herald)
"'The utterly huggable, shambling, slowpoke tortoise (Deborah Arnott)................ Wee Stories have been adding exciting new chapters to its own chronicle of success as one of Scotland's best and best-loved purveyors of children's theatre." >>>> read more