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Read more about the article The Word Made Flesh: The Light of the World (Jesus)
Film Actor / Screenwriter / TV/Video

The Word Made Flesh: The Light of the World (Jesus)

AmazonVideo
Directed by Ken Carpenter
Distributed by Vision Video
Written by Chip Arnold
Role: Jesus
Release: 1997


20-WordMadeFlesh-JesusSYNOPSIS: A great story may be told thousands of times and still touch us again and again. Such is the timeless power of drama and the truth of storytelling. The Word Made Flesh series captures these familiar Biblical stories with passion and new meaning for today’s audience. This contemporary film trilogy, written and performed by Chip Arnold, presents the lives of Jesus, Paul, and David through three one-man stage presentations. There is no doubt that the stories will stay with you long after the performances have ended. One hour each. “The Light of the World: Jesus” follows the story from the Jordan River to its end at the Mount of Olives. Meet His disciples, feel His compassion, listen to His teaching, and share in His suffering.

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May 2, 1997
Read more about the article The Word Made Flesh: The Voice of the Lion (Paul)
Film Actor / Screenwriter / TV/Video

The Word Made Flesh: The Voice of the Lion (Paul)

AmazonVideo
Directed by Ken Carpenter
Distributed by Vision Video
Written by Chip Arnold
Role: Paul the apostle
Release: 1997

21-WordMadeFlesh-PaulSYNOPSIS: A great story may be told thousands of times and still touch us again and again. Such is the timeless power of drama and the truth of storytelling. The Word Made Flesh series captures these familiar Biblical stories with passion and new meaning for today’s audience. This contemporary film trilogy, written and performed by Chip Arnold, presents the lives of Jesus, Paul, and David through three one-man stage presentations. There is no doubt that the stories will stay with you long after the performances have ended. One hour each. “The Voice of the Lion: Paul” presents Paul as a young idealist intent on making a name for himself. Feel his agony of confrontation with Jesus on the road to Damascus, then feel his joy in the realization of Jesus’ grace.

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May 2, 1997
Read more about the article The Word Made Flesh: The Singer of Israel (David)
Film Actor / Screenwriter / TV/Video

The Word Made Flesh: The Singer of Israel (David)

AmazonVideo
Directed by Ken Carpenter
Distributed by Vision Video
Written by Chip Arnold
Role: King David
Release: 1997


22-WordMadeFlesh-DavidSYNOPSIS: A great story may be told thousands of times and still touch us again and again. Such is the timeless power of drama and the truth of storytelling. The Word Made Flesh series captures these familiar Biblical stories with passion and new meaning for today’s audience. This contemporary film trilogy, written and performed by Chip Arnold, presents the lives of Jesus, Paul, and David through three one-man stage presentations. There is no doubt that the stories will stay with you long after the performances have ended. One hour each. “The Singer of Israel: David” reveals David in all his strength and weakness, yet shows us God’s full compassion for him.

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May 2, 1997
Read more about the article A Song in the Night
Director / Producer / Playwright

A Song in the Night

Nightingale Theatre
Directed by Chip Arnold
Original Play by Bob and Merrill Farnsworth, Paula Flautt, and Chip Arnold
Music & lyrics by Bob and Merrill Farnsworth.

Storyline: The events around the birth of Joseph and Mary’s first child.

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April 30, 1989
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Director / Producer / Playwright

Vidkid

Nightingale Theatre
Directed by Chip Arnold
Book by Chip Arnold and Merrill Farnsworth
Music and lyrics by Bob and Merrill Farnsworth

Storyline: A kid gets so addicted to playing video games he gets sucked into the world of a particularly sinister game and must fight his way out.

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April 30, 1989
Read more about the article Beauty For Ashes/Mr. Emmanuel
Poster for "Beauty for Ashes"
Director / Producer / Playwright

Beauty For Ashes/Mr. Emmanuel

Poster for “Beauty for Ashes”
Nightingale Theatre
Directed by Chip Arnold
Book by Chip Arnold
Music and lyrics by Bob and Merrill Farnsworth

Storyline: A present-day retelling of the passion of the Christ.

 

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April 30, 1989
Read more about the article A Christmas Carol
Chip Arnold as Ebenezer Scrooge and Nan Gurley as Ghost of Christmas Past
1980-1989 / Theatre Actor

A Christmas Carol

Chip Arnold as Ebenezer Scrooge and Nan Gurley as Ghost of Christmas Past
Nightingale Theatre
Directed by Paula Flautt
Role: Ebenezer Scrooge

“Bespectacled and dressed for most of the play in a long, white nightshirt and cap neither of which hide his wonderful facial gestures, Chip Arnold gives us a gentle, fur-lined Scrooge. He emphasizes his character’s childishness, investing Scrooge with such youthful qualities as liveliness and spunk.”

Caroline Bartholomew
The Nashville Banner
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April 30, 1989
Read more about the article Story Theatre
Director / Producer

Story Theatre

Nightingale Theatre
Directed by Chip Arnold

“Totally delightful…a succession of hilarious effects in this delicious evening…”

Clara Hieronymus
The Tennessean
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April 30, 1989
Read more about the article A Midsummer Night’s Dream
STC 22302, title page
Director / Producer

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Nightingale Theatre
Directed by Becky Clem
Produced by Chip Arnold

“Lovers, lunatics and poets provided a merry evening for theatre-goers in Nightingale Theatre’s staging of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Shakespeare’s comedy opened last night in Johnson Theatre under the pixied direction by Becky Clem that whoops the Bard’s lines into high-spirited, rowdy farce as cheerfully uninhibited as commedia dell’arte.”

Clara Hieronymus
The Tennessean
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April 30, 1989