Episode 21: Gabe Moses
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Episode 21: Gabe Moses
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About this listen
Our guest this week is Gabe Moses! (he/they)
Gabe is an actor and director from upper PA, Pennsylvania, now based in the city of Philadelphia!
Gabe is the product of a single mother, and first of his family to pursue the performing arts professionally after finding said passion at age 3, dancing along to Barney the Dinosaur. From there, Gabe has studied the art of acting and Shakespeare since early high school. Today, Gabe has made a name for themself among multiple regional theaters, the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, and has even returned to his high school as a director. Now he stars in Romeo and Juliet at the Arden Theatre Company as the titular leading lover, continuing to recognize life's full circle moments. In this episode, we talk about the importance of understudies, the brilliance of Eddie Murphy, and living through one's ancestors through your art. You can find/contact Gabe everywhere cited below!- Instagram - @gabejmoses
- Email - gabemosesbusiness@gmail.com
- People's Light Company - peopleslight.org
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Credits Host - Gideon Caro McDonald Guest - Gabe Moses Editor - Fern Morehouse, Gideon Caro McDonald Cover Art/Graphic Design - Ella Carter Theme Song - Valerie Barry
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