Pamela Gaye Walker

Pamela Gaye Walker is an American actress, writer, director, and producer for film and theatre. She is a member of Actors' Equity Association (AEA), and Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Radio and Television Artists (SAG-AFTRA).[1] She is the founder and President of Ghost Ranch Productions.[2] She is known for Shakti's Retreat (2013)[3] and Trifles (2009).[2]

Pamela Gaye Walker
Walker in 2015
Born	Pamela Gaye South Bend, Indiana
Nationality	American
Alma mater	University of Notre Dame
Occupation	Producer, actress
Spouse(s)	John Walker ​ (m. 1981)​

Walker married stage/film producer John Walker on December 5, 1981. Professionally, John and Pamela starred together in over twenty shows at The Peninsula Players Theatre in Door County, Wisconsin.[4] Her marriage proposal took place onstage there, after the opening night performance of Children of a Lesser God.[5]

In Chicago, Walker worked and taught acting at Victory Gardens Theater, where she played Georgie in Theresa Rebeck's Spike Heels and the Chicago Tribune's review said, "she's a sharp, funny, delightful comic actress, and she anchors the production in warmth, grace, spontaneity and beauty."[6] She was also in Murder in Green Meadows by Doug Post, and Claudia Allen's Hannah Free, which garnered her the Actress of the Year Award from the Academy of Theatre Artists and Friends. Walker also received a nomination by the Joseph Jefferson Award committee for Outstanding Achievement by a Principal Actress in a Play for her work in Sea Marks at The Royal George Theater.[7]

One of her most highly acclaimed roles was as Georgia O'Keeffe in the two-person play, Alfred Stieglitz Loves O'Keeffe, based on the volatile love and artistic relationship between painter Georgia O'Keeffe and photographer Alfred Stieglitz.[8]

Critical reviews of Walker's work include:

Backstage: "Walker beautifully conveys O’Keeffe’s inner turmoil, self-centeredness and eroticism...volatile, sensuous, playful, withholding and insecure..."[9]

Pasadena Weekly: "Walker and Ortlieb bring the lovers to life. Alone, each performer is formidable. Together, the play leaps off the stage and into the stratosphere."[10]

Walker worked as an actor with Theatreworks in Donald Margulies' Brooklyn Boy,[11] at the Magic Theatre in Theresa Rebeck's world premiere of What We're Up Against,[12] and in two plays for the Aurora Theatre – Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman[13] and Amy Herzog's After the Revolution.[14] Most recently, in May 2015, Pamela starred with her husband, John, in the world premiere of Empty Nester by Garrett Jon Groenveld.[15][16]