Noah Gray Cabey

Noah Gray-Cabey was born on November 16, 1995, in Newry, Maine. His artistic aptitude was evident at a very young age, beginning classical piano at 18 months by replicating his father’s finger movements. By age four, he was performing classical piano compositions in New England and Washington. At five, he toured Jamaica with the New England Symphonic Ensemble and subsequently became the youngest soloist to perform with an orchestra at the Sydney Opera House in Australia, in July 2001. He also performed at the Queensland Conservatory and the International String Convention in Brisbane, demonstrating significant musical talent from his early childhood.

Gray-Cabey’s television debut occurred in December 2001, transitioning into an acting career. He gained recognition for his recurring role as Franklin Aloysius Mumford in the ABC sitcom “My Wife and Kids” (2002–2005), a performance for which he received multiple Young Artist Award nominations, including a win in 2006. He also appeared in series such as “CSI: Miami” (2004) and “Grey’s Anatomy” (2006). A significant role came with the superhero drama “Heroes” (2006–2009), where he played Micah Sanders, a child genius with technopathic abilities, earning him additional awards.

His film career includes M. Night Shyamalan’s “Lady in the Water” (2006) and the superhero comedy “Pizza Man” (2011). In recent years, Gray-Cabey has continued his acting work, appearing in “Heroes Reborn” (2015–2016), “Code Black” (2016–2018) as Dr. Elliot Dixon, “Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists” (2019) as Mason Gregory, and “All American” (2021–2023) as Frausto. His work in music has also contributed to Action in Music (A.I.M.), a project founded by his parents to support children’s musical talents and provide performance opportunities globally, with concert proceeds benefiting hospitals and orphanages.