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Noah Marlowe

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Artist • Recording Artist


Artist • Recording Artist

Noah made his Broadway debut at the age of ten as Michael Banks in Disney’s MARY POPPINS. Since completing that role in August 2012, Noah has stayed very busy with other major stage work. He was absolutely thrilled to originate the role of Young Harvey Milk alongside Laura Benanti in June, 2013, in Andrew Lippa’s operatic musical I AM HARVEY MILK. He later reprised this role with Lippa and Kristin Chenoweth at Avery Fisher Hall.

More recent credits include performances in the cast of THE BOOK OF MORMON on Broadway; a national tour in the seasonal musical ELF; the role of John in Jeanine Tesori’s FUN HOME at the New York Public Theater; the Workshop Theater’s MY MOM IS TRYING TO RUIN MY LIFE where he played the role of Tommy; runs at the Goodspeed Opera House in LMNOP as Timmy and in the world premier of HOLIDAY INN as Charlie Winslow (for which he was nominated for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical by the Connecticut Critics Circle Awards); at Lincoln Center in the play ACT ONE; and in the New York Musical Theater Festival in the musical WIKIMUSICAL.

His recording credits include Peter Link and Dora Redman’s collection, Miracle Of Faith, and Noah Marlowe, Inventions Of The Mind, his first solo album.

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Audience and Press Reviews

  • "Young Harvey (boy soprano Noah Marlowe of Mary Poppins) . . . emotionally stirring, haunting and memorable"

    — Tony Frankel, Stage and Cinema

  • "Noah Marlowe went on as Elder Cunningham, and he was absolutely perfect! He was so funny and I couldn’t imagine how he was the standby and not the regular lead!"

    — Christina, Adventures in Polishland