'My sweet TV nephew.'
and Nolan Gould had a little reunion this week on Broadway as one former co-star supported another.
Gould, who played Luke Dunphy, visited Ferguson, who played Mitchell Pritchett, backstage at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater. Gould watched Ferguson in his new Broadway play, which follows a Major League Baseball star coming out as gay and explores the ramifications such an announcement has on his career.
Ferguson plays business manager Mason Marzac in the show, which won the 2022 Tony Award for best play revival. Ferguson took to Instagram to share snaps of his reunion with Gould, who played his on-screen nephew. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
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