2000-2009

Read more about the article Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde

Mockingbird Public Theatre
Directed by Rene Copeland
Role: Edward Clarke

“Chip Arnold as Wilde’s barrister, Clarke, turns in top-flight performances…”

Martin Brady
Nashville Scene

“Chip Arnold, as Wilde’s solicitor, offers a nuanced performance that anchors the proceedings perfectly.”

Kevin Nance
The Tennessean

“Chip Arnold is also memorable as Wilde’s own attorney. He gives his character a warmth of formality that makes him understanding if not exactly sympathetic to the client, whom he discovers, too late, is actually guilty.”

Bill Dorian
Nashville ON Stage
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April 30, 2009
Read more about the article Alexander Who’s Not, Not, Not, Not, Not, Not Going to Move
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

Alexander Who’s Not, Not, Not, Not, Not, Not Going to Move

Nashville Children’s Theatre
Directed by Scot Copeland
Roles: Father, Mr. Baldwin, Mrs. Oberdorfer, Seymour the Cleaner, & Mr. Friendly

“Arnold and other members of this perfectly cast ensemble – which includes Rona Carter, Patrick Waller, Ross Brooks, Peter Vann and Evelyn Blythe – handle multiple roles with a great sense of fun.”

Evans Donnell
The Tennessean
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April 30, 2009
Read more about the article Noises Off
Shelean Newman as Belinda Blair and Chip Arnold as Lloyd Dallas
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

Noises Off

Shelean Newman as Belinda Blair and Chip Arnold as Lloyd Dallas
Nashville Repertory Theatre
Directed by Rene Copeland
Role: Lloyd Dallas

“Chip Arnold is terrific as the self-important director Lloyd Dallas who can’t seem to get any cooperation from his talent-impaired cast.”

Amy Stumpfl
Nashville City Paper
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April 30, 2009
Read more about the article 1776
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

1776

Nashville Repertory Theatre
Directed by Rene Copeland
Role: John Dickinson

“Director Rene Copeland…wrings excellence out of experienced players like Henry Haggard, Jeff Boyet, Chip Arnold, Bobby Wyckoff, and Sam Whited.”

Martin Brady
Nashville Scene

 

 

 

 

David Alford as John Adams and Chip Arnold as John Dickinson
Sam Whited as James Wilson, Chip Arnold as John Dickinson, and Henry Haggard as Benjamin Franklin

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April 30, 2009
Read more about the article Death and the Maiden
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

Death and the Maiden

People’s Branch Theater
Directed by Ross Brooks
Role: Gerardo Escobar
Erin R. Ramsey as Paulina Escobar and Chip Arnold as Gerardo Escobar
Erin R. Ramsey as Paulina Escobar and Chip Arnold as Gerardo Escobar

 

 

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April 30, 2009
Read more about the article Darwin in Malibu
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

Darwin in Malibu

Nashville Repertory Theatre
Directed by Rene Copeland
Role: Thomas Huxley

“Arnold applies the right mix of angry bluster and slowly revealed pain to Huxley, who, like the others has suffered a loss that greatly impacts his feelings about the issues being debated.”

Evans Donnell
The Tennessean

“Arnold and [Samuel Whited] hold the keys to the play’s success…they offer mature and intelligent performances.”

Martin Brady
Nashville Scene
Sam Whited as Samuel Wilberforce and Chip Arnold as Thomas Huxley
Henry Haggard as Charlies Darwin and Chip Arnold as Thomas Huxley
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April 30, 2009
Read more about the article Our Town
2000-2009 / Theatre Actor

Our Town

Studio Tenn
Directed by Matt Logan
Role: Stage Manager

“Studio Tenn’s first production…was first-rate, not least of all because of the uniformly fine contributions of familiar Music City thespians such as Chip Arnold Stage Manager, Matthew Carlton Dr. Gibbs, Nan Gurley Mrs. Gibbs, and others…”

Martin Brady
Nashville Scene

“Chip Arnold Stage Manager successfully sets the timeline for the audience throughout all three acts, serving up some humorous elements along the way. This was one of his best roles.”

Chad Young
Nashville Parent Magazine

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April 30, 2009