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News Currently The feature Storm Cellar – now called Grindstone Road – will be released on DVD on May 20th. Enjoy Walter as this kindly and most gentle character! Walter has just completed the narration for a one-hour documentary for Bravo/CBC titled Sabian Cymbals. In late June Walter will be at the Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia to direct Separate Beds. Then it's on to Upper Canada Playhouse in Morrisburg, for his fifth season acting in a Ray Cooney farce. In December, Walter will return to Neptune Theatre to direct the premiere of Norm Foster's new play Skin Flick. October 2007 to February 2008 In November Walter went to Halifax to rehearse the Neptune Theatre production of White Christmas. He played General Waverly. The very successful musical production ran until mid-January. June to Sept. 2007 Walter returned to Upper Canada Playhouse in mid-July for his fourth season. Once again he directed and acted in a Ray Cooney farce – It Runs In The Family. January to June 2007 Walter spent a month in Toronto on the audition trail. Fortunately his first film audition landed the principal role of Ted in the feature Storm Cellar (working title). He spent the end of May and the first half on June on location in the Hamilton, Ontario. He was reunited with old friend Joan Gregson who played his wife Linda. Altogether it was a great experience. June to December 2006 Walter had a busy six months starting in mid June. First up was the role of Francis Biddle in the Globus Theatre production of Joanna Glass' Trying in Bobcaygeon, Ontario. The show ran for two weeks ending July 15th. A week later he began rehearsal at Upper Canada Playhouse directing and acting in Ray Cooney's Tom, Dick and Harry. It ran for three weeks until September 4th. After a one week break to visit home, Walter left for Canberra, Australia. While there, he directed Peter Colley's I'll Be Back Before Midnight for Canberra Repertory Theatre. September/October, 2005 Returning to Theatre New Brunswick, Walter directs Norm Foster's Here On The Flight Path starring Foster himself. Foster was joined by the talented Rona Waddington. July/September, 2005 Walter returns to Upper Canada Playhouse to act in and direct Caught In The Net, the sequel to last year's hit Run For Your Wife. The season was sold out.
February/March, 2005 Walter appears as Charlie Hay in the tv mini-series Canada/Russia '72, the dramatic story of the famous hockey series. It will be broadcast on CBC in Spring, 2006. November/December, 2005 August/September,
2004 June/July,
2004 March,
April & May, 2004 - Canberra, Australia February/March,
2004 - Outlaw November/December,
2003 - A Gift to Last A
Gift to Last October/November,
2003 - The Tempest June/July,
2003 - Lend Me a Tenor May,
2003 - Lifetime Achievement Award January/February,
2003 - Here on the Flight Path November/December,
2002- The Secret Garden October/November,
2002 - Misery September/October,
2002 - Saint Joan July/August,
2002 - Drinking Alone June/July,
2002 - Self-Help January/February,
2002 - Drinking Alone |
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