Aaron-Casey Gould
Aaron-Casey Gould (he/they) is a native of Fort Worth, Texas. He has been featured on concert, theatre, and operatic stages globally sharing his talents at venues such as the Baden-Baden Festspielhaus (Germany), Jazz at Lincoln Center (NYC), Walter Hall (Toronto), and Warner Bros. Studios (LA), to name a few.
Whilst making NYC home Aaron-Casey has created roles in world premieres, national tours, and developmental workshops alike. Before the pandemic Aaron-Casey made his NYCO debut featured in their world premiere of STONEWALL. Soon after this production he performed in the triumphant story of Brent Nicholson Earle’s AIDS awareness run in an Off Broadway show called FOR THE LOVE OF FRIENDS. These engagements then led to American Opera Project casting him as the title character in their freshly developed queer operatic romance, LEGENDARY.
But in addition to his many stage appearances, he has portrayed himself in television episodes on HBO with Grammy Winners, Reneé Fleming and Jazz legend, Bobby McFerrin. And you can also find him in an exclusive performance and interview on PBS with host Ernie Manouse.
Most recently Aaron-Casey was featured in the coming of age short film, PURE, which was also released by HBO and can currently be viewed on all of their networks and streaming services.