Critical Praise

Of The Scott Walker CD:

"There is an easy confidence that allows him to literally wrap himself around a collection of great material". - Walt Grealis, RPM Magazine

"A full, rich voice" - ShowMusic Magazine

"The tradition of classic Big Band crooners is alive and well" - mainlybigbands.com
Of his portrayal of Arthur in the Belfry production of ANYTHING THAT MOVES:

"...simply delightful..." - John Threlfall, Monday Magazine

Of his production of 150 YEARS IN GOLDEN MOUNTAIN:

"...a theatrical goldmine" - Steve Carey, The Times Colonist

Of his portrayal of Lord Evelyn Oakleigh in the Reprise Concerts production of ANYTHING GOES:

"By miles, the best performance comes from Scott Walker as a silly-ass Englishman; the role is a brazen caricature but he finds its centre and that allows him to be as funny and tuneful and even touching as he likes." - Robert Cushman, The National Post
Of his portrayal of Sky Masterson in the Rainbow Stage production of GUYS AND DOLLS:

"Scott Walker...takes charge of the show effortlessly" - Coral McKendrick, Winnipeg Free Press

"The cast is buttressed by a strong Scott Walker...He displays a beautiful baritone, an assurance and commanding graceful presence. In a play packed with caricatures, his performance is the only one that strikes a note of authenticity." - Garth Cramer, Winnipeg Tribune

Of his Freddy Eynsford-Hill in the Rainbow Stage production of MY FAIR LADY:

"Scott Walker proved to the first-night audience once more (does it really need proving again) that he has a first-rate singing voice and can act, too...His On the Street Where You Live was a definite highlight of the first act...Oh, what a voice!" - Peter Crossley, Winnipeg Free Press

Of his Charlie Dalrymple in the Rainbow Stage production of BRIGADOON:

"Scott Walker's performance was like a breath of fresh air. Here was someone with a terrific voice who also had great stage presence. One of the finest moments of the evening was when he sang the haunting Come to Me, Bend to Me." - Norma Vale Christie, Winnipeg Free Press

Of his portrayal of Beauregard in the Limelight production of MAME:

"Scott Walker plays Beauregard with grace and style" - Anne Moon, Toronto Star

"Scott Walker as Beauregard is welcome; he does a wonderful rendition of the title song. What an ingrate script to bump him off so quickly." - Ray Conlogue, The Globe and Mail

Of his performance in the Joseph Deane production of COLETTE - THE COLOURS OF LOVE:

"Scott Walker skillfully portrays a host of assorted lovers...his powerful baritone highlights..." - Richard Litt, Victoria Monday Magazine

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