Noah Gray-Cabey is an accomplished American actor and pianist whose career began at a remarkably young age. He first gained recognition for his role as Franklin Mumford in the popular ABC sitcom “My Wife and Kids,” where his performance earned him the Best Performance in a TV Series – Young Actor Age Ten or Younger award at the 27th Young Artist Awards. His early success paved the way for a feature film debut in “Lady in the Water,” showcasing his versatility as both an actor and a musician.

Gray-Cabey’s career continued to flourish as he took on the role of Micah Sanders in the acclaimed superhero drama series “Heroes.” His portrayal of a young boy with the ability to communicate with technology garnered him further accolades, including another Young Artist Award and the Future Classic Award at the 2007 TV Land Awards. His impressive resume also includes guest appearances on hit shows such as “Grey’s Anatomy,” “CSI: Miami,” and “Ghost Whisperer.”

In addition to his television work, Gray-Cabey starred as Dr. Eliot Dixon in the CBS medical drama “Code Black,” where he showcased his ability to tackle complex roles. He also reprised his role in the miniseries “Heroes Reborn” and appeared in the crime thriller series “Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists.” His recent work includes a role in the sports drama series “All American.”

Beyond acting, Gray-Cabey is a talented pianist who began performing at the age of four. He made history as the youngest soloist to perform with an orchestra at the Sydney Opera House. His dedication to music is evident through his family’s project, Action in Music (A.I.M.), which aims to nurture children’s musical talents while supporting charitable causes. Gray-Cabey’s multifaceted career reflects his commitment to excellence in both the performing arts and philanthropy.