GIDEON GLICK: I started out as a singer. I remember really early on I was playing piano, and I was playing "Memory" from Cats, a very easy plunked-out version for kids.

Reading early scripts for new ballet drama series “Étoile,” Gideon Glick had a hunch that one of the characters was meant for him. Show creators Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, of ...

Gideon Glick is an Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino veteran, having worked with them on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, on which he had a recurring role as a peculiar magician.

"He’s a strange little man.” That’s how Gideon Glick described Seymour, his character in Little Shop of Horrors, to The New York Times back in 2020, but the same could be said of Tobias, the ...

“Étoile” star Gideon Glick and producer-director James Will McBride are launching the Blue Roses Project, a not-for-profit theater initiative featuring Tony award-winning Jonathan Groff ...

The Queer, Half-Deaf Actor Redefining the Idea of a Leading Man Gideon Glick shines — and sings — in a moving Off Broadway revival of “Little Shop of Horrors.” By Kurt Soller ...

On Friday, actors Luke Kirby and Gideon Glick join The Today Show to talk about their new Étoile, which follows two ballet companies in Paris and New York who agree to swap talent. Watch the ...

Luke Kirby plays one of the company’s executive directors, Jack, while Lou de Laâge and writer Gideon Glick play dancers. All three appeared to talk about the series, which premieres April 24.

Gideon Glick is telling us all about his delicious new project- Give My Swiss Chards to Broadway, a Broadway-lover's cookbook! Watch the full video interview. Recommended Videos Jun 28, 2025 ...

Gideon always comes in with a very strong perspective. It's the way he sounds, moves, thinks, and feels, and it's quite thrilling to encounter." Partly that's because Glick is deaf in one ear.

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Gideon Glick talks about playing Matthew, a chronically anxious 19-year-old who finds refuge in the grungy office of a newsletter aimed at long-haul truckers, in the play “The Few.” ...