Reviews
"Moss is so lovely as Hodel as she flirts with Perchik, ultimately revealing her strength and resilience as she is about to leave Anatevka. Her voice is stunning, and her rendition of “Far From the Home I Love” is a highlight."
Sheri Gross, The News-Herald
"Pope brings a softness to his forward-thinking rebel of a character. This softness is sometimes overpowered by Moss, whose strong, operatic voice dominates in their shared song "Now I Have Everything."
Gwendolyn Kochur, Cleveland Scene
"Pope and Moss stand out as Perchik and Hodel. Their Act II opener, “Now I Have Everything” is especially moving as he reveals a gentle falsetto to go along with her vocal power."
Joey Morona, Cleveland.com
"Moss’ solo song, "Far From the Home I Love," is an emotional show-stopper."
Gwendolyn Kochur, Cleveland Scene
"Bebe Moss['s...] superb singing voice elevate[s] the show even higher."
Mark Horning, Mark Horning
"[Bebe Moss] shares one of the most lyrical and emotional songs in the show"
"Bebe Moss, who brings a quiet intensity to the role of Bebe"
Sheri Gross, The News-Herald
Sheri Gross, The News-Herald
Bebe is so excited to be attending Oberlin College for her final year of college to receive her Bachelors of Music in Music Theater! She cannot wait to continue studying under the incredible faculty and is excited for what this new, busy, and fulfilling chapter has in store. Stay tuned for more!
Bebe playing Bebe?!
Bebe just wrapped up her run of "A Chorus Line" at Beck Center for the Arts as none other than Miss Bebe Benzenheimer herself. Directed and choreographed by Christopher Chase Carter, dancing on this line, especially during the 50th Anniversary of this phenomenal show, has been such a demanding yet fulfilling experience.
In April and May of 2025, Bebe had the pleasure of portraying Hodel, the second oldest daughter of Tevye, in Cleveland Playhouse's production of Fiddler on the Roof. Directed by Michael Barakiva and choreographed by Staś Kmieć, this creative team, cast, and experience will always hold a special place in her heart.
Amongst all Vocal Primaries in the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory, Bebe was chosen to perform for the entire Conservatory at their Convocation in February of 2025. Bebe chose to perform "Glitter and Be Gay" and "Back to Before".
In December of 2024 and January 0f 2025, Bebe had the honor belting out the Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Beck Center for the Arts. Directed by Scott Spence, portraying this incredible leading lady was the most exhilarating and rewarding experience.
In July of 2024 Bebe was honored to have been apart of the World Premiere of The Story Goes On, directed and written by none other than the lyricist himself, Richard Maltby Jr. This revue feature a compilation of songs from his prior revues "Starting Here, Starting Now" and "Closer Than Ever," as well as debuting new material from his final upcoming revue "About Time." Crafting this show together and being directed on the material from it's own lyricist was truly the experience of a lifetime.
In June of 2024 Bebe traveled on up to New Hampshire to work as a Resident Actor and Intern at the Weathervane Theater. Her first show of the summer was Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, directed by Ethan Paulini, where she played "Betty" and others.
In February 2024, Bebe was apart of the Regional Premiere of Ride the Cyclone at Beck Center for the Arts as the Jane Doe understudy. Directed by Victoria Bussert and in partnership with Baldwin Wallace Music Theater, she is so grateful to have worked on this dream role of hers.
What a wild, wild party!
In November of 2022 Bebe made her collegiate debut as the Female Swing in The Wild Party at Baldwin Wallace University, directed by Victoria Bussert. Bebe swung on for two separate tracks at three different shows throughout the run!
This coming September and October Bebe will be apart of Sunday in the Park with George at Great Lakes Theater, directed by Victoria Bussert. She will be understudying Celeste #1/Elaine & Old Lady/Blair. She is so excited to join the cast and dive into this beautiful show.
In June of 2025, Bebe was invited to sing Defying Gravity for Cleveland Playhouse's Annual Gala. This theater will always mean the world to her, and she is so grateful to have helped commemorate the special evening.
Look, Mom, I'm on TV!
In May of 2025, Bebe was able to participate in her first TV interview! With WKYC Today, she and another one of her cast mates discussed Fiddler on the Roof at Cleveland Playhouse.
In February of 2025, Bebe presented her Junior Recital, "WOMAN." Featuring a collection of songs, from aria, to country, to Disney, and more. Bebe was proud to present much of the work she did over her three years at Baldwin Wallace University.
Everybody certainly is talking about Jamie!
In July and August of 2024 Bebe got to be apart of the Global Regional Premiere of Everybody's Talking About Jamie, starring RuPaul's Drag Race's Blair St. Clair, as Jamie's fun and fresh friend Bex. Directed and choreographed by David Grindrod and Ethan Paulini, and done in collaboration with the original creative team, this experience was nothing short of amazing!
From June to August of 2024 Bebe lead The Wedding Singer at the Weathervane Theater as the heart-felt "Julia Sullivan." Directed and choreographed by Marisa Kirby, this classic and fun filled rom-com will always hold a special place in her heart as her first professional lead role!
In March of 2024, Bebe had the honor of portraying the flirtatious and virtuous "Valencienne" in the classic operetta, The Merry Widow. Directed by Scott Skiba at Baldwin Wallace University, singing this role was a dream come true and still one of her most favorite roles.
In February of 2023 Bebe made her principle operatic debut in the Regional Premiere of We've Got Our Eye On You at Baldwin Wallace University, directed by Scott Skiba and done in collaboration with the composer and lyricist, Nkeiru Okoye. She played "Pythia", the divine oracle of Delphi who delivers unforeseen prophecies.
In September of 2022 Bebe made her professional debut as a Nun in The Sound of Music at Blossom Music Center. This production was directed by Victoria Bussert and music directed by Andy Einhorn, featuring the Akron Symphony Orchestra.
