Ben Moss

Ben is a performer, music director, orchestrator and writer living in Brooklyn, NY. He was most recently the music director, co-orchestrator, and a cast member of Heather Christian's Oratorio for Living Things at Ars Nova, directed by Lee Sunday Evans, for which he recieved an Obie Award Special Citation and a Lucille Lortel Award.

 

In 2014, Ben appeared alongside Grammy Award-nominee Alexandra Silber in Polly Pen and Victor Lodato's chamber opera Arlington at the Vineyard Theater, directed by Carolyn Cantor. Ben has since appeared alongside Alexandra Silber on the Audible.com recording of their concert After Anatevka, which they also perform across the country.

 

Broadway conducting credits include Head Over Heels, Amélie, and Deaf West's Spring Awakening. Off-Broadway and Regional credits include Prospect Theater Company's The Hello Girls (available on Broadway Records and Spotify), 2 Pianos 4 Hands (Milwaukee Repertory Theater), Striking 12 (Prospect Theater Company), The Mad Ones (Prospect), Brooklynite (Vineyard), Chasing The Song (La Jolla Playhouse), America is Hard to See (Edinburgh Fringe), Spring Awakening (1st National Tour), and the Hasty Pudding Theatricals, for which he also composed the scores of two shows, There Will Be Flood and There's Something About Maui. He was a regular performer and music director of The Bongo Hour hosted by Peter Smith and Sandy Honig at The Slipper Room in NYC and Dynasty Typewriter in Los Angeles.

 

He is the composer of the new musical Don't Call Me John!