| ERIC WALKER |
| In the role of, "James Delroy", Assistant District Attorney In the Hip Hop Musical Mystery, A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL! |
| "This is a very funny production. The eight actors who are performing live bring so much to the audience and they are complimented by the gifted actors who are on the video recording. " Nicole U. Hopkins, The Black Star News |
| In the role of, "Tony Sommers", Businessman In the Hip Hop Musical Mystery, A MURDER AT THE CHURCH! |
ERIC WALKER made his “Hip Hop Musical Mysteries” debut in
the role of “James Delroy, Assistant District Attorney”, in the critically
acclaimed A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL.
After a successful theater run in 2005, the filmed version of
A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL won 2006 Best Musical Film Short in
both the Spring and Fall Festivals at the New York International
Independent Film Festival, New York City.
Eric distinguished herself yet again in the role of "Tony Sommers,
Businessman" in the theater version of A MURDER AT THE
CHURCH at the 2007 Strawberry Theatre Festival and the 2007
Potpourri Theatre Festival. The feature-length film will be released
in 2008.
A veteran actor, he has appeared in many films (American
Gangster, Analyze That, City By The Sea, Finding Forester, The
Hurricane), as well as television (Law & Order, As the World Turns,
NY Undercover).
the role of “James Delroy, Assistant District Attorney”, in the critically
acclaimed A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL.
After a successful theater run in 2005, the filmed version of
A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL won 2006 Best Musical Film Short in
both the Spring and Fall Festivals at the New York International
Independent Film Festival, New York City.
Eric distinguished herself yet again in the role of "Tony Sommers,
Businessman" in the theater version of A MURDER AT THE
CHURCH at the 2007 Strawberry Theatre Festival and the 2007
Potpourri Theatre Festival. The feature-length film will be released
in 2008.
A veteran actor, he has appeared in many films (American
Gangster, Analyze That, City By The Sea, Finding Forester, The
Hurricane), as well as television (Law & Order, As the World Turns,
NY Undercover).