​Press and Reviews

Mrs. Warren's Profession

"Emily Scott is wonderful as the proud and
prudish Vivie.  Her portrayal is brisk and poignant."
Janet Grant, Tri-City Voice (Hayward, CA)
"Evans adds great depth in...the clarity of the relationship between [Celia] Maurice's
​Mrs. Warren and [Emily] Scott's skillful performance as her daughter, Vivie...
[Celia] Maurice and [Emily] Scott are riveting in the family power struggle."
Vince Mediaa, Vmedia (Berkeley, CA)
"[Emily Scott as] Vivie [is] a solid, likable talent, with control of
the material's layers of wit and intelligence..."
Susannah Greenwood, Artsalot (San Jose, CA)

Love and Information

"This production features superior, versatile work by Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's 
acting intern company...despite playing multiple ages, characters, and types."
Ed Cohen, Cincinnati Citybeat (Cincinnati, OH)

Macbeth

"Particularly strong is Emily Scott in the role of Macduff.  She delivers lines of anger, 
sadness, and strategy with great authority and passion."
Doris Lynch, The Herald-Times (Bloomington, IN)

The Rimers of Eldritch

"Utterly believable as the town busybodies are Rachel Goldman as Wilma Atkins
and Emily Scott as Martha Truitt.  Pontificating, moralizing, judging...[they] capture the
​controversial I'mtellingyousos of the truly powerful in small towns."
Doris Lynch, The Herald-Times (Bloomington, IN)

To Kill A Mockingbird

"As Mayella...Emily Scott gives a visceral performance...Scott morphs quickly from ignorant
victim to stubborn liar.  Her gestures help reveal a flawed but complex character."
Doris Lynch, The Herald-Times (Bloomington, IN)
"Emily Scott was pathetic, sympathetic, and yet unforgivable as [Mayella]."
George Walker, WFIU (Bloomington, IN)