NYC FRINGE FESTIVAL Summer 2009 As movie mogul / studio head, Bernie Levine, in GUTTERSTAR - the Musical at the Minetta Lane Theater. TALKIN' BROADWAY REVIEW Matthew Murray wrote: "Walt Frasier ... gave the best-sung and most assured performance to be found in the show.... His supple baritone and confident manner gave the show an anchoring dramatic weight."

NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW – WARRIOR SISTER

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Feb 042010

WORLD PREMIER of Fred Ho’s WARRIOR SISTERS

The Kitchen, NYC Later at the Gammage Auditorium, ASU

NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW Jon Pareles

“Walt Frasier, as the all-purpose colonial villian, reached up to counter-tenor range with appropriate craven boorishness.”

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FRINGE FESTIVAL 2009

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Feb 042010

GUTTERSTAR: THE PAPERBACK MUSICAL

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At NYC’s 2009 International Fringe Festival, Walter appeared as movie mogul and studio head, Bernie Levine, in GUTTERSTAR – the Paperback Musical at the Minetta Lane Theater.

Talkin’ Broadway

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“But for his bravura turn as Darla’s friend-and-protector studio head, Frasier deserves credit: His supple baritone and confident manner gave the show an anchoring dramatic weight.” Theatre Review by Matthew Murray

NYTHEATER.com REVIEW Nat Cassidy wrote:   “Walt Frasier took a well deserved bow.”

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GUTTERSTAR - THE MUSICAL at the Minetta Lane Theater 2009 International Fringe Festival, New York City; "Walt Frasier ... gave the best-sung and most assured performance to be found in the show.... His supple baritone and confident manner gave the show an anchoring dramatic weight." TALKIN' BROADWAY REVIEW by Matthew Murray

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WORLD PREMIER of Fred Ho's WARRIOR SISTERS - The Kitchen, NYC; Later at the Gammage Auditorium, ASU; "Walt Frasier, as the all-purpose colonial villian, reached up to counter-tenor range with appropriate craven boorishness." NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW by Jon Pareles

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WORLD PREMIER of Charles Murray's CHILDREN OF GOD - August 2009, Walter appeared as Pastor Peter Wright at the Triad theater, directed by Tony Winner, Ben Harney (Best Actor, Dreamgirls) with Broadway star, Kecia Evans (Currently as Matron Mama Morton in Chicago on Broadway).

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