Will Moreau is a "true American" and a true friend to the children of the world.

In the tradition of Iron Eyes Cody, the great philanthropist, Actor, Author and Storyteller, best known for the Keep America Beautiful conservation television campaign; and the concert recording artist and Author, Princess Pale Moon, President of the American Indian Heritage Foundation; Will Moreau has dedicated much of his life to entertaining, educating and befriending the children of the world from all backgrounds and cultures. A trained educator, with a M.Ed. and Ph.D., Will Moreau has taught in the K-12 school setting and in higher education, at the university and college level. Will Moreau reaches over 10,000 children each year with his performances and out-reach efforts. Will has served as an Ambassador of Culture for the Native American and for his American Indian Cherokee Tribe nationally and internationally in the style of another Cherokee Indian , Will Rogers, the "All American Performer".

In performance, Will Moreau, can be a colorful collage of Native American Indian dancers, singers, and performers who use music, poetry, legend, movement, visual imagery and drums to tell an ancient and contemporary story of the American Indian. Each performance is adjusted to the specific age group and facility requirements. He performed in the schools of Michigan as a talent the Young Audiences of Michigan for three years, where he also served on the Board. Presently, he does intergrative arts, storytelling and performing in the schools throughout the entire southeastern United States as a talent with the Young Audiences of Atlanta, Inc., and as an Approved Artist on the Roster of South Carolina Commission of the Arts(SCAC), as a Storyteller/lecturer on the South Carolina Humanities Council Speaker Bureau and in educational outreach with the Eastern Cherokee, Southern Iroquois & United Tribes of South Carolina-Cultural Arts Ensemble.

Will Moreau & Iron Eyes Cody Keep American Beautiful, Inc.

Will Moreau chants ancient songs and contemporary Native songs, plays the native drum, flute and percussion instruments. From preschool to university students this presentation will entertain and inform. From a Native American casino nightclub supper show to an educational artistic residency Will Moreau’s musical performance has been and is exciting and entertaining. This show can be a multimedia event with projected slide images onto a darkened stage’s scrim or a down-to-earth interactive Stomp Dance on the school gymnasium floor. Will Moreau can bring this to your cultural arts facility, festival or performing arts series in an artistic residency and in a series of cultural lectures, presentations, demonstrations, "outreach to the schools" and/or arts exhibitions.

Will Moreau carrying on the legacy

Will Moreau is an Active member with the First Americans in the Arts (FAITA) a national organization based in Los Angeles, California and ATLATL , another National Native American Indian Arts organization. Moreau has appeared as a soloist in concerts throughout the United States and internationally. Having performed for over 40 international dignitaries, Ambassadors and Embassies, Will Moreau has also performed at the Ty Llen Cultural Center in Wales, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Perfroming Arts in the Nation’s Capital. This Children’s Show was aired nationally on C-Span and featured Iron Eyes Cody and Princess Pale Moon . He has also performed at the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts and is currently 1^st Tier Concert Performing Artist- National Cultural Centers of Color, based in New York City.

Will Moreau & Princess Pale Moon Recording Artist, author & President of the American Indian Heritage Foundation

Will Moreau is descendant of the "unconquered" Eastern Band Cherokee Indians of the Great Smoky Mountains in North Carolina and of South Carolina "upstate" and the "proud" Lumbee-Tuscarora/Cherokees in the southeastern portion of North Carolina (an Enrolled member of his tribe). Will has kept close ties with his Cherokee roots. His competitive and traditional styles of Native dance have taken him touring across the United States, Canada and Europe, and into collaboration with the Maida Withers Dance Construction Dance Company of Washington, D.C.

Will Moreau provides a multi-arts discipline approach and multi-sensory approach to learning. He integrates highly participatory and creative techniques with units of study to yield unforgettable educational experiences for students. He works with cooperating teachers to provide a custom-designed for a school’s specific interests and curriculum goals, joining with their on-site specialists. They begin to express themselves through the process of utilizing crafts such as: basket weaving, beading, dancing, drawing, handiwork, painting, leather-work, pottery, Native poetry, Native storytelling, Native American language classes, traditional drumming, and traditional singing.

Will Moreau & Lord High Mayor Swansea Wales, United Kingdom

This Artistic Residency’s mission is to encourage reading and to present issues and themes that promote sensitivity to individual, ethnic, and cultural differences. Imagine sitting at the feet of your grandmother or grandfather, absorbing the stories of the old days and the ancient world, hearing the songs that grandparents taught them, learning the traditions that make your heritage rich.

Each performance is adjusted to the specific age group and facility requirements. From preschool to university students this presentation will entertain and inform.

Will Moreau Chief of Eastern Band Cherokee Indians Ms. Joyce Dugan & Chief of Keetowah Band of Cherokee Indians, OKL Mr. John Ross

The Repertoire of the Storytelling & Music is tailored for the specific performance and age group.

The Storytelling is designed for the specific audience and different ages of the students.

Will Moreau works with the hosting teacher or presenter to design the specific performance to the curriculum needs of the students.

Will Moreau goes through the development of the indigenous music to the western hemisphere, Jazz. From its origins in Africa, Europe and the Native American Indian contributions to the development of Jazz. Jazz Talk Teachers Guide is used for the Resource to teachers.

Will Moreau, the Weaver Folk Artist and Crafts Person Artistic Residencies

Will Moreau provides a multi-arts discipline approach and multi-sensory approach to learning. He integrates highly participatory and creative techniques with units of study to yield unforgettable educational experiences for students. He works with cooperating teachers to provide a custom-designed for a school’s specific interests and curriculum goals, joining with their on-site specialists. Imagine sitting at the feet of your grandmother or grandfather, absorbing the stories of the old days and the ancient world, hearing the songs that grandparents taught them, learning the traditions that make your heritage rich.

Native American art and literature have unique contributions for studying Native American people and cultures. Teaching accurately about Native Americans is a complex challenge and can be done by teaching literature, art, science and other liberal arts and humanities. This entire exchange can be entertaining, exciting and fun with a Native American Indian Traditional Storyteller. A wholistic content approach to teaching about Native Americans enables teachers to move beyond tippees, Pocahontas, headbands and powwows to integration of content that is historically accurate and is congruent with local curriculum standards. Unexamined facts or superficial activities can perpetuate myths and stereotypes.

John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts (Concert Hall) Thanksgiving Day Children's Show Washington D.C.

Will Moreau’s Artistic Residencies integrate the creative and performing arts of Native American Indian culture to tell the historical relevant and content of American legacy and culture. These aesthetic expressions resulting from the folk life of a Eastern Cherokee, Tuscaroras, Cheraw, Hatteras, communities are defined as traditional arts of Native America both contemporary and ancient art expressions. Traditional arts span disciplines and include performing arts such as music and movement; Native American Indian Theatre and oral artistic traditions such as storytelling. The Ancient Art of Storytelling is a part of all great civilizations and cultures including Native America. Entertaining and educational Storytelling is well suited for Adults and children. Teachers of English, Art, Drama, Music, Movement, Physical Education and Dance can use this program to inspire any student to achievement and excellence. These dramatic workshops helps students to critically reflect on their experiences, strengthen cultural identity, and practice new ways of thinking and social interaction. By using this collaborative method of mingleling ancient traditional and contemporary "Storytelling" methods and approaches and incorporating a variety of disciplines, the student participant gains and explores increase critical, creative, and abstract thinking and also increases self-expression and communication, and clarity of articulation, speech.

Will Moreau receiving his professional degree with Drs. Victor & Mary Dupuis The Pennsylvania State University

Will Moreau & youth from Ireland's St Patrick College, Belfast

(Lesson Plans are provide upon request)

currently with Young Audiences of Atlanta, Inc.

previously with Young Audiences of Michigan (3 years)

currently Approved Artist Roster of South Carolina Commission of the Arts(SCAC)

currently 1^st Tier Concert Performing Artist- National Cultural Centers of Color, NYC

click here to hear Will sing "Rainbow Medley"

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click here to hear Will sing "They Live in You" (from The Lion King)

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click here to hear Will sing "American Lullaby"

click here to hear Will sing "Everybody Rejoice" (from The Wiz)