Craig S. Walker, Queen’s University
Dan School of Drama and Music
Professor
Kingston, Ontario
craig.walker@queensu.ca
Office:
(613) 533-6000 ext. 75292
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Bio/Research
Craig Walker earned his Ph.D. at the University of Toronto, where he had taken his earlier degrees in English. He has taught courses in most subjects in the Department of Drama at one time or another. For the 2006-07 academic year, he is Acting Head of the Department.
Prior to graduate s...
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Prior to graduate s...
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Bio/Research
Craig Walker earned his Ph.D. at the University of Toronto, where he had taken his earlier degrees in English. He has taught courses in most subjects in the Department of Drama at one time or another. For the 2006-07 academic year, he is Acting Head of the Department.
Prior to graduate school, Walker worked as a professional actor, spending seasons with companies such as Stratford Festival, Shaw Festival, and the National Arts Centre English Company, as well as appearing at various Toronto theatres ranging from the Poor to the Royal Alex. After acting in Robert Lepage's production of Macbeth at Hart House Theatre in 1992, his next Toronto appearance was not until June 2002, when he acted in and directed The Turn of the Screw for Theatre Kingston at the Tarragon Theatre's Extra Space. In the interim, however, he appeared in several productions with the Thousand Islands Playhouse with Theatre Kingston.
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Prior to graduate school, Walker worked as a professional actor, spending seasons with companies such as Stratford Festival, Shaw Festival, and the National Arts Centre English Company, as well as appearing at various Toronto theatres ranging from the Poor to the Royal Alex. After acting in Robert Lepage's production of Macbeth at Hart House Theatre in 1992, his next Toronto appearance was not until June 2002, when he acted in and directed The Turn of the Screw for Theatre Kingston at the Tarragon Theatre's Extra Space. In the interim, however, he appeared in several productions with the Thousand Islands Playhouse with Theatre Kingston.
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