James Moye

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Credits in the database:

Performance

A Tale Of Two Cities
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2008]
Performer

Meet John Doe
[Chester, CT (Regional), World Premiere, 2006]
John Doe

The Fantasticks
[Off-Broadway, Off-Broadway Revival, 2006]
El Gallo (The Narrator)
El Gallo (Replaced in previews)

Saving Aimee
[Regional (US), World Premiere, 2005]
Performer

Little Shop of Horrors
[US Tour, National Tour, 2004]
Orin, Bernstein, Snip, Luce & Everyone Else

1776
[Pittsburgh, PA (Regional), Pittsburgh CLO Production, 2004]
Thomas Jefferson

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
[New York, Reading, 2004]
Ensemble

110 in the Shade
[Arlington, VA (Regional), Signature Theatre Production, 2003]
Performer

Urinetown
[Broadway, Broadway Transfer, 2001]
Swing (Swing)

The Full Monty
[US Tour, National Tour, 2001]
Teddy Slaughter
Swing (Swing)

The Ballad of Little Jo
[Chicago, World Premiere, 2000]
Ensemble

Performance

The Fantasticks
[Off-Broadway Cast, 2006]
El Gallo

Personal Information

Date Of Birth:
September 1, 0000

Gender: Male

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Featured Show

Oklahoma!
(18 productions, 26 recordings)

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