Christopher Liam Moore is a founding member of the nationally known Cornerstone Theater Company. A graduate of Harvard College, where he was awarded the Louis Sudler Prize and the Jonathan Levy Award, he has performed in more than 40 of the Cornerstone’s productions. He is the author of Token Alien, a site-specific play performed on a public bus. He also directed Foot/Mouth, an ensemble repertory production using infrared headset technology and performed in shopping malls; Body of Faith; and other plays for the company. He has served on the Board of Governors of Theatre LA and was an adjunct professor of theater at the University of Southern California.

As an actor, Moore has been nominated twice for Theater LA’s Ovation Award and won in 1994 as Best Leading Actor for his performance in Cornerstone’s Twelfth Night, or As You Were at Taper, Too. In addition, he has received Garland, Dramalogue and LA Weekly Awards and was nominated for Washington, D.C.’s Helen Hayes Award and the Connecticut Drama Critics Circle Award. He has performed with the American Repertory Theatre (where he originated the role of Leandro in Julie Taymor’s The King Stag), Arena Stage, Long Wharf Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, South Coast Repertory, Guthrie Theatre, Pasadena Playhouse and Yale Repertory Theatre.

Moore’s film and television appearances include Memron; Simone; Friends; 3rd Rock From the Sun; It’s Like, You Know; EZ Streets; and The Cherokee Kid, as well as two appearances on Star Trek: Voyager and a recurring role on Judging Amy. He was also a series regular on Murder in Small Town X, playing the very angry Frank Kovick.