TESTIMONIALS.

Peter Waymark, (The London Times).

“Watt goes down a treat on the club circuit; this is a good way of diffusing racial prejudice”.

Ross Jones, (The Guardian).

“This profile catches him at the peak of his career”.

Martin Jones, (Sunday Times/Critics Choice).

“Full marks for even the title of this film on Scarlet Watt and his easy manipulated friend Max”.

Hello Magazine.

“Don’t miss this affectionate portrait, Scarlet is able to bring both dummies to life simultaneously with himself as mediator in the middle”.

Richard Wallace, (Daily Mirror).

“Distant Voices Still Lips makes a real discovery in ventriloquist Scarlet Watt and his friend Max”.

Elizabeth Cowley, Daily Mail/Pick of the Day).

“Watt has discovered a rare talent for comedy and immobile lips, making him a ‘wow’ up and down the country”.

Time Out Magazine.

“A ‘one-man’ double act that regularly brings the house down”.

Leone Ross, (The Voice).

“Scarlet and Max breathe new life into the old art of ventriloquism”.

Concentrate on remaining humble as in doing so one avoids getting too big for your English' riding breeches, thankfully I have many close friends that keep me fully in check. 

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Thanks to the loyal support of my work, from an array of highly respected industry professionals, I am leaning the right way.

Life is never a balancing act when one remains dedicated to one's craft and sincere about building and maintaining lasting friendships.