At the Forest Theater, for the Carmel Shake-speare Festival, he played Richmond in "Richard III" (1993), the title role in "Coriolanus" (1997), and Oberon in "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" (2000). In 2002, he returned to PacRep, where he revisited the title role in "The Elephant Man" (2002, opposite Barbara Babcock). Of this performance, one reviewer wrote, "Moorer reprises his 1988 role ... with skill and dignity. Working with no makeup or prosthesis to simulate Merrick's appearance, Moorer twists his face into a grotesque mask from which a high-pitched, rasping, wheezing voice emerges. From a physical aspect alone, Moorer's performance is skilled and noteworthy. Moorer also delivers a well-executed emotional performance that highlights Merrick's artistic sensitivity and droll sense of humor." He next played Jason in "Medea" (2003) (directed by Joseph Chaikin). His performances as Ned in "Elizabeth Rex" and Edward de Vere in "The Beard of Avon" (2005), were praised by the critic of the "Monterey County Weekly" as "two of the greatest performances I've seen during three years of reviewing plays on the Peninsula".