Erika Moore

Erika R. Moore is an accomplished artist with a diverse background in dance, acting, and choreography. With a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dance from ASU, Erika's passion for movement has taken her around the world, where she has not only performed with various renowned troupes but also shared her expertise as a dance educator. Erika's acting journey is as rich and varied as her dance career. Her film credits include standout roles such as the Stand-In in "Stepping Back the Movie" directed by Delman Moore, and the Art Gallery Attendant in the Art Gallery Comedy Sketch directed by MC Plaschke. On television, she has graced the screen as a background artist in HBO's "Succession" during Seasons 2 and 3. In theater, Erika has showcased her versatility in a range of roles, from the powerful portrayal of Cassius in "Julius Caesar" directed by Ethan Fox, to the poignant performance as Beneatha in "A Raisin in the Sun" directed by Ted Thompson. Her talent and dedication have also led her to choreograph productions like "Chronicle X" directed by Nia Witherspoon. Erika's creative endeavors extend beyond traditional performing arts, as she has also made her mark in music videos, including as a dancer in Sasha Dobbs' music video directed by Darien Sills-Evans. As a choreographer, Erika has demonstrated her innovative vision in works such as "Enlightenment" directed by Kat Sullivan and "Movement Speaks" produced by Moore Arts Entertainment. With a wealth of experience and a passion for storytelling through movement and expression, Erika R. Moore continues to captivate audiences with her artistry and dedication to her craft.