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Brianne Moore AEA 760-889-2657 Height: 5’5’’ [email protected] Hair: Brown www.BrianneMoore.com Eyes: Green Range Legit Soprano/Mezzo with Belt Regional The Sound of Music Maria Rainer Theatre By The Sea dir. Amiee Turner The Visit Ensemble u/s Ottilie Signature Theatre dir. Frank Galati Starring Chita Rivera and George Hearn Helen Hayes Nomination-Best Ensemble Jekyll and Hyde Emma Carew The Glove Theatre dir. Christine O’Grady Carousel Julie Jordan The Highfield Theatre dir. Tony Howarth Into the Woods Baker’s Wife The Highfield Theatre dir. Corin Hollifield Big River Mary Jane Wilkes Moonlight Stage Productions dir. Kirby Ward Songs For a New World Woman 1 Mechanicals Theatre Group Ragtime Chorine/Ensemble Musical Theatre West dir. Paul David Bryant West Side Story Maria Schoenberg Hall dir. John Hall A Day in Space Faith Danny Feldman Presents dir. Brian-Paul Mendoza Fiddler on the Roof Ensemble/Daughter The Highfield Theatre Once Upon a Mattress Lady Larken Carlsbad Cultural Arts Center New York The Visit Ensemble The Actor’s Fund Benefit Concert Starring Chita Rivera and John Cullum Choreographed by Ann Reinking Ambassador Theater My Man Godfrey- Reading Glenda East of Doheny Productions dir. Matthew August Mrs. Sharp- Reading Kimberly Sharp NYU Tisch GMTWP by: Ryan Scott Oliver Einstein’s Dreams-Concert Reading Ensemble La Vie Productions dir. Jen Bender The Debbies- Reading Debbie NYU Tisch GMTWP by: Ryan Scott Oliver New York City Master Chorale Soloist Lincoln Center- Alice Tully Hall Recordings Vocalist, Alive at Ten music and lyrics by Ryan Scott Oliver and book by Kirsten Guenther Principle Vocalist, Mercy, Those American Boys music and lyrics by Ryan Scott Oliver Daughter, New Cast Recording: Songs From the Tall Grass music and lyrics by Randy Hale Training and Education B.A. in Vocal Performance from UCLA Voice: Tom Burke, Beth Roberts, Juliana Gondek, Jennifer Patterson, Sarah Lopez Acting: Kimberly Vaughn, Jen Waldman, Barry Primus, Francis Gercke, Sandra Caruso, Tom Wheatly Dance: Frank Hatchett, Bill Szobody, Carlos Jones, Colleen Naus, David Brannen, Christy Rube Two-time UCLA Carol Burnett Award Winner Special Skills Britney Spears impression, reading music, chicken clucking, cartwheels, bartending .

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