Walker has been acting since age 11. His dinner theater background is pathetically extensive. His first gig was playing Tom in Babes in Toyland at The Kraushaar Theater in Baltimore, MD. While at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Walker made his New York debut in Rick Crom's musical review: Our Life and Times, directed by Tony Nominee Terri White. The show ran at Rose's Turn Cabaret Theater for over a year. Walker got his Equity Card at The Vineyard Playhouse in Martha's Vineyard, originating the role of Arthur in Arthur's Christmas, Marc Brown's stage adaptation of the children's books Arthur. Just after, he did a workshop and short tour with Theatreworks USA. Walker then went on to be unemployed. He can still be seen in random cabarets throughout Manhattan singing Brett Kristofferson's gay pride anthem, BEING ME.

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