Will Mossek

About Will Mossek

William River Mossek grew up in the theater. The first play he saw was "Elephant Man" written by his grandfather, Bernard Pomerance. He went on to act in a few plays: "To Kill A Mockingbird," "The Diary of Anne Frank," and "Miranda" by Bernard Pomerance. Then he was cast in Barry Alexander Brown's civil rights movie, "Son of The South" as the Young Bob Zellner, appearing opposite, Brian Dennehy, Lucas Till, Lucy Hale, Cedric The Entertainer and Julia Ormond. Clear Horizon Entertainment is releasing the movie in January, 2020. This past year Will acted in "Hands of Light" which was produced as a Zoom play by the Mirror Theater and distributed by Footprint TV and Facebook. It was picked by Time Out NYC as one of the Best plays streaming at the moment.::Eve Pomerance
William River Mossek likes to be known as "Will," was named for William Shakespeare and the Magnum photographer William Gotlieb. He is the grandson of Bernard Pomerance, author of "Elephant Man." Will has been acting since he was 11 years old when he took his first role in The Mirror Theater's production of "To Kill A Mockingbird" playing Dill. After that he went on to act in several other plays including: "The Diary of Anne Frank," "The Time of Our Lives," and most recently "Miranda" by Bernard Pomerance, performed at The Highland Center For The Arts. Will recently made his screen debut playing Young Bob Zellner in Barry Alexander Brown and Spike Lee's biopic, "Son of The South." "Son of The South" is being released in Feb, 2021 by Clear Horizon Entertainment....

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