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booking & contact

Feel free to me personally here:

waller@thedocwaller.com

I am currently open to a smorgasbord of teaching, performance, and speaking opportunities...I have an open mind. I particularly enjoy speaking in university and high school poetry, theatre, and performance classes. However, I have done personal/private work as well. I am also very focused on using my craft to address social issues, such as:

Arts Advocacy
Youth Social Progression & Articulation
Diversity & Tolerance

Rarely do circumstances permit me to work for free, but that doesn’t mean I won’t. Let’ s talk first and see if something can be worked out.  

All business, casting & booking inquiries must be sent to:

management@thedocwaller.com

upcoming appearances & events

Child on the Page Writers Conference
Auburn, Alabama
October 8th

Truman Pierce BICS Conference
Columbiana, Alabama
September 26 & 27

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Drumspeak (live at UWF)


Possibly Heaven


Ballad of the Case Quarter Man


Airports

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[eating the sun]
[incubus]
[glory be]
The Art Offensive
Challenging Our Audiences
Just In Case
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biography

Doc is a minion of the theatre who more than occasionally experiments with other mediums of Art. His creative career has tapped into dance, instrumentation, spoken word poetry, film, television, arts management, literature and more. He’s had the pleasure of working with/at a number of respected companies, such as: Interborough Rep (NYC), 7 Stages Theatre (ATL), Fly-By Theatre (ATL), Forestburgh Playhouse (NY), Seaside Rep (FL), Hurry-Up Stage and FilmWorks (FL), The Boys and Girls Club and more. He’s performed, spoken and taught at numerous schools/universities to include: Columbus State University, Auburn University, Tuskegee University, the Ferst Center at Georgia Tech, and several local high schools and middle schools throughout the south. He’s produced a number of original readings/presentations on the works of Langston Hughes, as well as his own works, and has staged a number of one-man productions, to include the critically acclaimed piece, Throw Pitchfork, written by Alexander Thomas. Doc is the founder and Executive Artistic Director of The Layman Group, a bourgeoning  nonprofit arts organization based out of Auburn, Alabama.

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