Eric Moore
Eric Moore (Pastor Bridgewater/Griot) is an Atlanta, Georgia native and began singing professionally in 1986 and has worked extensively as a vocalist, musical director, songwriter, and music producer. Eric has appeared in a host of local and national theater productions including: The Wilson Picket Project(The Wilson Picket Foundation) Jesus Christ Superstar (Alliance Theatre); Once on This Island (Aurora Theatre); Big River (Theatrical Outfit); Godspell (Theatrical Outfit); Man of La Mancha (Alabama Shakespeare Festival / Montgomery, AL); To Kill a Mockingbird (ASF / AL); Mahalia, a Gospel Musical (Theatrical Outfit); Lost Highways(Theatrical Outfit); Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Theatrical Outfit & Atlanta Lyric); Tambourines To Glory (True Colors Theatre /Atlanta & Washington, D.C.); Five Guys Named Moe and Hometown Holidays (Aurora Theatre); I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change(Horizon Theater); Cotton Patch Gospel (Theatrical Outfit, Alliance, Rialto Theater and Georgia Ensemble Theatre); A Christmas Carol(Alliance Theater & ASF / Montgomery, AL); Christmas Gathering (ART Station); Merry Wives of Windsor (Fourteen Street Playhouse);King of Glory (Green Pastures Christian Church); and I Can Do Bad, All By Myself (Tyler Perry Productions /Illinois & Tennessee). Eric is the recipient of the 2009 Suzi Bass Nominee for Featured Actor in a Musical – Big River and Nominee for Ensemble in a Musical – Once on the Island; 2008 Suzi Bass Award for Outstanding Feature Actor in a Musical – Godspell; 2006 Suzi Bass Nominee for Featured Actor in a Musical – Cotton Patch Gospel; 2005 Atlanta Gospel Choice Awards Nominee Best Male Vocalist; 2003 Gospel Music Association Seminar Vocal Finalist (Estes Parks, Colorado); Babbie Mason’s 2003 Music Seminar Grand Prize Winner, 1st place Vocalist & 3rd place Songwriter; Gospel Today Magazine’s 2002 Artist Showcase; 1998 & 2002 Atlanta Gospel Choice Awards Nominee for Best New Artist and 1998 & 1999 Babbie Mason’s Annual Music Seminar Finalist.
