Larry Moss is one of the most sought after acting coaches in Hollywood and is one of the founding directors of the Edgemar Center for The Arts, which is a 65-seat and 99-seat theatre multi-cultural complex in Santa Monica. Most aspiring actors dream to have top acting instructor Larry Moss work with them, you just might have that opportunity at the Acting Studio at Edgemar Center for the Arts, a 65 seat theater and 99 seat theater in Los Angeles.
Larry Moss has been in the acting coach business for over 35 years and he is not slowing down at all. He has worked with top A-list actors such as: Leonardo DiCaprio, Helen Hunt, Tobey Maguire, Jennifer Garner, Hilary Swank, Tea Leoni, David Duchovny and Jim Carrey.
It is true that all the actors coached by Larry Moss end up performing brilliantly and some of them are even awards winners - that's the "Larry Touch". There are many Centers for The Arts that do not boast of having recognized acting coaches, let alone a well sought after acting coach in Hollywood like Larry Moss. At the 65-seat and 99-seat theatre Edgemar Center for The Arts in Santa Monica, Larry Moss is a part of this creative environment where people can find their creative voice.
Larry Moss taught at the prestigious Julliard and Circle of the Square in New York. He later moved to the City of Los Angeles and founded the "Larry Moss Studio" at the Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica. Moss directed and developed "The Syringa Tree" (by Pamela Gien). This play ended up winning the following awards: OBIE Award for Best Play of 2001, The Drama Desk Awards for Outstanding Solo Performance and The Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Solo Performance.
Larry Moss has also directed the following films and plays: “Dos Corazones” - an award winning short film; “Lily Field” - A film by Pamela Gien; “RFK” - won a Drama League Award”; “How to Go On a Date in Queens "; “Who is Floyd Stern?” - off Broadway; “Beast of the Moon”; “Beggars in the House of Plenty”; “Runt of The Litter” - was voted one of the top ten plays of the year by the New York Daily Times; “Clint Holmes Live and On Time” - on Broadway and “Relative Insanity Sugar” - off Broadway. He also released a book in 2004 titled "The Intent to Live."
Larry Moss studied his award winning craft with Sanford Meisner, Warren Robertson and Stella Adler. He also started his performing career at the New York famous "Cabaret Upstairs at the Downstairs" and later appeared on Broadway in a variety of productions which includes: - Drat! The Cat! - By Joe Layton; So Long 174th Street - by Burt Shevelove; God's Favorite - by Neil Simon; The Robber Bridegroom - by Gerald Freedman and I love My Wife - By Gene Saks.
Larry Moss has really contributed to bringing out the best in actors and helping them to make the best of their acting abilities. At the famous acting studio in the Acting Studio at Edgemar Center for the Arts, a 65 seat theater and 99 seat theater in Santa Monica, where Larry is a founding director, aspiring actors have the opportunity to hone their acting abilities and be the best they can be.