Toddy Walters is a multifaceted artist, renowned for her captivating performances as a singer-songwriter, actress, and musician. Her journey in the entertainment industry began at CU Boulder, where she honed her acting skills and crossed paths with Trey Parker, with whom she would later collaborate on several projects.
Walters' impressive acting credits include starring as Polly Pry in Parker and Matt Stone's 1996 musical comedy, "Cannibal! The Musical." She went on to reprise her role as Georgi, a perpetually blonde and carefree character, in Parker and Stone's 1997 film, "Orgazmo."
As she transitioned her focus to singer-songwriter pursuits, Walters remained actively involved in television and film, penning songs and lending her voice to various characters in the hit animated series, "South Park." Her voice work also extended to the 1999 film, "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut," in which she voiced the character of Winona Ryder. Additionally, Walters contributed to the score of John Carpenter's 2010 horror film, "The Ward."
Walters has released several albums, including "Planet Satsuma," which showcases her exceptional talent for crafting lyrics and song structures that evoke a range of emotions and sensations.
In 2016, Walters returned to film acting, starring as the female lead, Heroine Jones, in the dark comedy feature, "Stadium Anthems." Filmed in her hometown of Denver, the movie was released in 2017. Notably, Walters also served as the Music Supervisor for the film, contributing original songs that are slated for inclusion on her upcoming, untitled album, scheduled for release in 2017.
