Double Indemnity

“ …Guy Fearon’s bluff, engaging performance…”

Robert Dawson Scott, The Times, 29^th July 2003

“ …Guy Fearon gives an outstanding performance as Huff, a good man seduced into evil in the no man’s land between youth and middle age.”

Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman, 22^nd May 2003

“Guy Fearon handles beautifully the role of Walter Huff…[he] never puts a foot wrong…so watchable and believable in a role which demands he slips from past to the play’s present in a sentence.”

Thelma Good, Edinburgh Guide, 17^th May 2003

“ …a beautifully judged, stylish period piece, with a superb lead performance by Guy Fearon as a sleazy insurance salesman sucked into a murderous scam by the archetypal femme fatale.”

Andrew Burnet, Sunday Herald, 14^th September 2003

The Weir

“ …All five of the cast deliver beautifully pitched performances, with Guy Fearon, Martyn James, Rory Murray and Dougal Lee in fine form as the men.”

Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman, 2^nd August 2004

“ …Pitlochry’s cast makes a fine job of this, particularly in the moving denouement.”

Mark Brown, Sunday Herald, 1^st August 2004

“Richard Baron's production makes fantastic sense of its material…As the men, Guy Fearon, Martyn James, Rory Murray and Dougal Lee never overplay their hands.”

Neil Cooper, The Herald, 30^th July 2004

“A fine ensemble production. Five excellent performances by the actors create a magical piece of storytelling.”

Jan Natanson, Edinburgh Guide, 4^th August 2004

Man and Superman

“ …Guy Fearon offers brilliant support as Tanner’s chauffeur/mechanic and guardian angel…” 

Joyce MacMillan, The Scotsman, 2^nd July 2003

“…There’s a lovely cameo, too, from Guy Fearon as Tanner’s chauffeur…”

Neil Cooper, The Herald, 28^th June 2003

Arsenic and Old Lace

“ …a clutch of near-perfect performances from this year’s Pitlochry company, led by the impeccable Alice Fraser and Edith Macarthur as the sisters, and Guy Fearon as young Mortimer.”

Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman, 22^nd May 2002

“Getting many of the best laughs, Guy Fearon…gives a sparkling fun performance…recalling the charisma of Cary Grant”

Thelma Good, Edinburgh Guide, 24^th May 2002

The Queen of Spades

“ …What drives this play, as it does much of Clifford’s work, is the power of love; its power to redeem us, its power to drive us to the extremes of experience, its power to betray us, to make us or break us.“

Robert Dawson Scott, The Times, 13^th July 2002

 “…a story of love – lost and unrequited…it is also a story of treachery and revenge…Herman [is given] a powerful portrayal by Guy Fearon.”

Peter Cargill, The Stage, 25^th July 2002

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