Noah Egidi Galvin, born on May 6, 1994, is an American actor and singer who has carved a distinctive path across Broadway, television, and independent film. He first captured widespread attention as the lead of the ABC sitcom The Real O'Neals, where his portrayal of Kenny O'Neal, a teenager navigating faith, family, and his sexuality, broke ground for LGBTQ representation in network comedy. That role, however, was merely a prelude to a career defined by remarkable versatility, from a historic turn on Broadway to a celebrated performance in an acclaimed indie comedy.

Raised in Katonah, New York, Galvin’s passion for performing emerged early, leading him to study at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts before he pivoted to professional work. His theatrical foundation proved formidable; he originated the role of the Duchess in the off-Broadway musical Alice by Heart and lent his vocals to the cast recording of the musical adaptation of Goosebumps as Brian. These stage credits established him as a dynamic presence, but his breakthrough arrived in 2016 with The Real O'Neals, a series that showcased his sharp comedic timing and emotional depth. Following the show’s run, Galvin achieved a milestone in musical theater when he became the second actor to perform the title role in the Broadway phenomenon Dear Evan Hansen, a demanding part that solidified his status as a leading man of the stage.

Galvin’s television career continued to flourish, most notably with his recurring role as Dr. Asher Wolke in the long-running medical drama The Good Doctor. His performance brought a grounded, empathetic complexity to the series, demonstrating his ability to anchor ensemble work in a dramatically different genre. In 2023, he delivered what many consider his finest screen performance in Theater Camp, a mockumentary comedy co-written and co-starring his partner, Ben Platt. In the film, Galvin’s portrayal of a struggling, earnest drama teacher earned widespread critical acclaim, culminating in a nomination for Best Supporting Performance at the 39th Independent Spirit Awards, a recognition that underscored his range beyond mainstream television.

Beyond his acting, Galvin is known for his candid, charismatic public persona, often speaking openly about his experiences as a gay actor in Hollywood. He has appeared in the comedy special The Other Two and remains an active voice in discussions about queer representation in entertainment. As of late, Galvin continues to balance stage, screen, and voice work, with his collaboration with Ben Platt serving as both a personal and professional cornerstone. With a résumé spanning award-nominated film, network television, and Broadway’s most coveted roles, Noah Galvin stands as a distinctive and increasingly influential figure in contemporary American entertainment.