The Story So Far


New York/New Jersey–based singer-actor and Actors’ Equity member Willis Goodmoore has played a few interesting men. When he’s not conspiring with a corrupt judge to destroy a London barber, herding a boatload of sinners toward heaven, or spoiling his daughter blind as the doting Mississippi planter Clement Musgrove, he is, more often than not, just being a real dad.

He’s been singing since he was six, took a long detour through the law to raise a family, and never stopped hearing the music. A singer with a wide-ranging, versatile voice, his stage work runs from Sweeney Todd to Fiddler on the Roof, and beyond. Billboard Magazine praised his “empathetic storytelling” and says he sings “with a finesse that's on par with the likes of Michael Crawford.”

He’s sung everywhere from Southern Baptist revival tents to Carnegie Hall—and he’s still auditioning.


 

A Few Interesting Men

 

Production Role Theatre
Sweeney Todd Beadle Bamford Apple Tree Theatre — Jeff Award
The Fantasticks El Gallo Different Drummer Music Theatre
Fiddler on the Roof Lazar Wolf Canterbury Theatre
The Robber Bridegroom Clement Musgrove Apple Tree Theatre
Guys and Dolls Nicely-Nicely Johnson Southern Appalachian Rep.
Evita General / Ensemble Candlelight Playhouse
Pacific Overtures Warrior / British Admiral Pegasus Players
Annie Bundles McCloskey / Harold Ickes Jenny Wiley Theatre

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The Word is Out

“If you’ve seen him, you’re going to have to see him again and again. He delivers songs with a finesse that’s on par with the likes of Michael Crawford.”

BILLBOARD 

“Goodmoore came out and sang two Gershwin songs simply and beautifully — no tripped-up arrangements. The house went crazy.”

MABEL MERCER FOUNDATION · KQED · NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO

“The minor players are outstanding, including Willis Goodmoore’s Beadle. Goodmoore’s falsetto provides several vocal highlights.”

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

“This guy can sing! Get set…for a powerhouse of an entertainer.”

CABARET HOTLINE

“His sweet, tender voice works mellow wonders.”

HX MAGAZINE

“You’re certain to take to this talented teddy bear, whose vocalizing comes straight from the heart.”

BAY AREA REPORTER

“This dreamy bear is a singer by night and — believe it or not — an attorney by day. Goodmoore’s tenor voice covers the musical spectrum from Carole King to Michel Legrand quite sweetly.”

SAN FRANCISCO FRONTIERS

The Music So Far

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