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Exclusive Pics From a Literally "Steamy" Day With Significant Other Star Gideon Glick

Gooood morning! Thanks for joining me. Just a warning, there will be a lot of steaming today. If you’re OK with that, click right. — Exclusive Pics From a Literally "Steamy" Day With Significant Other Star Gideon Glick

Significant Other, a new comedy from acclaimed Bad Jews playwright Joshua Harmon, plays Roundabout Theatre Company's Off-Broadway theatre through Aug. 16. Leading man Gideon Glick (Spring Awakening) documented a recent day for �뵺��.com.
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Gooood morning! Thanks for joining me. Just a warning, there will be a lot of steaming today. If you’re OK with that, click right. — Gooood morning! Thanks for joining me. Just a warning, there will be a lot of steaming today. If you’re OK with that, click right.

Gideon Glick

If you follow me on twitter, which if you don’t, you’re really missing out (@gidglick), you’ll know that I have an obsession with <i>The Bridges of Madison County</i>. I count listening to it as part of my emotional diet, especially on two-show days — If you follow me on twitter, which if you don’t, you’re really missing out (@gidglick), you’ll know that I have an obsession with The Bridges of Madison County. I count listening to it as part of my emotional diet, especially on two-show days.

Gideon Glick

Look! It’s playbill.com! I’m a little embarrassed to say that I check this website before I check the news. — Look! It’s playbill.com! I’m a little embarrassed to say that I check this website before I check the news.

Gideon Glick

I told you there’d be steaming. I talk too much in this show. — I told you there’d be steaming. I talk too much in this show.

Gideon Glick

It takes a pharmacy to look this good. — It takes a pharmacy to look this good.

Gideon Glick

Next Slide

Eating breakfast on the subway platform. Pity me. — Eating breakfast on the subway platform. Pity me.

Gideon Glick

I could write an ode to the B train. Truly. I get on this puppy two blocks away from my apartment, avoid Times Square, and get dropped off right at the theater. FUN FACT: When I was a young boy I LOVED Times Square. I would get off the train from Philadel — I could write an ode to the B train. Truly. I get on this puppy two blocks away from my apartment, avoid Times Square, and get dropped off right at the theater. FUN FACT: When I was a young boy I LOVED Times Square. I would get off the train from Philadelphia and RUN to Times Square, get a ticket to a Broadway show, and then eat at Ellen’s Stardust Diner (which I dreamt about working at when I got older).

Gideon Glick

See! Right at the corner of the theater’s block! — See! Right at the corner of the theater’s block!

Gideon Glick

And here she is, Miss Laura Pels. — And here she is, Miss Laura Pels.

Gideon Glick

Goodbye sun! We perform in Sub-Cellar 3. — Goodbye sun! We perform in Sub-Cellar 3.

Gideon Glick

Now I check in with the lovely ladies of our stage management team. This is Mel, Sam, and Cat (she doesn’t even go by that, but she lets me call her that). Meow. — Now I check in with the lovely ladies of our stage management team. This is Mel, Sam, and Cat (she doesn’t even go by that, but she lets me call her that). Meow.

Gideon Glick

This is our sign in board. I’m usually the first to arrive. — This is our sign in board. I’m usually the first to arrive.

Gideon Glick

Sas is another early arriver. She’s about to put her weave in, which you can see is resting on her dressing room table. — Sas is another early arriver. She’s about to put her weave in, which you can see is resting on her dressing room table.

Gideon Glick

Luke is usually the second cast member to arrive. We do Alexander and breathing work together in the mezzanine before every show. — Luke is usually the second cast member to arrive. We do Alexander and breathing work together in the mezzanine before every show.

Gideon Glick

Meet Ben! He’s my understudy. We’re all convinced that he actually lives at the theater. Quite possibly in this cot. As you’ll see over the course of the day, he never seems to leave the Equity cot. — Meet Ben! He’s my understudy. We’re all convinced that he actually lives at the theater. Quite possibly in this cot. As you’ll see over the course of the day, he never seems to leave the Equity cot.

Gideon Glick

You’re here at a VERY exciting two-show day. It’s haircut day!!! — You’re here at a VERY exciting two-show day. It’s haircut day!!!

Gideon Glick

Haircuts are given at the luxurious Bamboo Palace. — Haircuts are given at the luxurious Bamboo Palace.

Gideon Glick

This is what my dressing room table looks like. — This is what my dressing room table looks like.

Gideon Glick

I’ve just made some tea with honey. I use my Devious Maids thermos for said tea. I get a lot of flak from the actors for using this thermos, but it’s a wonderful thermos, and I honestly think they’re just jealous. — I’ve just made some tea with honey. I use my Devious Maids thermos for said tea. I get a lot of flak from the actors for using this thermos, but it’s a wonderful thermos, and I honestly think they’re just jealous.

Gideon Glick

These are my good luck charms. This is Buddha, Ganesh, and my late grandmother’s wishing token. I kiss the token before every act. — These are my good luck charms. This is Buddha, Ganesh, and my late grandmother’s wishing token. I kiss the token before every act.

Gideon Glick

More steaming. — More steaming.

Gideon Glick

All the ladies have arrived. Lindsay seems to think her hair curler is a microphone. Silly Lindsay! — All the ladies have arrived. Lindsay seems to think her hair curler is a microphone. Silly Lindsay!

Gideon Glick

Please meet Stacey and April. These two wonderful women run the wardrobe. They are unbelievably attractive. — Please meet Stacey and April. These two wonderful women run the wardrobe. They are unbelievably attractive.

Gideon Glick

April provides fun facts for us on most days. She brings a little light to the sub cellar. — April provides fun facts for us on most days. She brings a little light to the sub cellar.

Gideon Glick

This little trick I learned from Joan Lader. Blowing bubbles will help with vocal placement. Give it a try. — This little trick I learned from Joan Lader. Blowing bubbles will help with vocal placement. Give it a try.

Gideon Glick

Almost all the boys have arrived. Sometimes they talk about sports and sometimes they talk about space travel. So I start singing <i>Bridges of Madison County</i> to restore a balance in the universe. — Almost all the boys have arrived. Sometimes they talk about sports and sometimes they talk about space travel. So I start singing Bridges of Madison County to restore a balance in the universe.

Gideon Glick

Meet Njeri, the Steinberg Center Apprentice, Eric, the Assistant Master Technician, and Rich, the Local 1 Apprentice. Sounds like a D&D game, no? — Meet Njeri, the Steinberg Center Apprentice, Eric, the Assistant Master Technician, and Rich, the Local 1 Apprentice. Sounds like a D&D game, no?

Gideon Glick

Brooks has arrived. He’s the understudy for John and Luke. Now all the men are present. And we can talk more about sports. — Brooks has arrived. He’s the understudy for John and Luke. Now all the men are present. And we can talk more about sports.

Gideon Glick

He must have bedsores. — He must have bedsores.

Gideon Glick

Luke’s character is based off a member of the Lollipop Guild. — Luke’s character is based off a member of the Lollipop Guild.

Gideon Glick

Before every act the cast does a dark secret ritual called THE BB COUNTDOWN! — Before every act the cast does a dark secret ritual called THE BB COUNTDOWN!

Gideon Glick

I always tend to get very important calls around this time too. — I always tend to get very important calls around this time too.

Gideon Glick

Cat stole my phone. — Cat stole my phone.

Gideon Glick

Where’s Ben? Oh, he’s still in the cot. And he’s sleeping. Please be quiet. — Where’s Ben? Oh, he’s still in the cot. And he’s sleeping. Please be quiet.

Gideon Glick

The AMAZING Ann Harada came to see our matinee. — The AMAZING Ann Harada came to see our matinee.

Gideon Glick

Pre-haircut. — Pre-haircut.

Gideon Glick

The Bamboo Palace is in full swing. Meet Troy, the king of the palace. — The Bamboo Palace is in full swing. Meet Troy, the king of the palace.

Gideon Glick

Post-haircut. What a difference. — Post-haircut. What a difference.

Gideon Glick

My best friend in the entire world, Sarah Steele, came to have lunch with me in between shows. I’m not going to see her for a while because she’s about to go film <i>Speech and Debate</i> (a play we did in 2007 at the Roundabout) in Mississippi! — My best friend in the entire world, Sarah Steele, came to have lunch with me in between shows. I’m not going to see her for a while because she’s about to go film Speech and Debate (a play we did in 2007 at the Roundabout) in Mississippi!

Gideon Glick

Alas, the 2nd show is over. Lindsay salutes the two-show day. — Alas, the 2nd show is over. Lindsay salutes the two-show day.

Gideon Glick

Herb, Sas’s father, came to say hi after the show. He is a true mensch. — Herb, Sas’s father, came to say hi after the show. He is a true mensch.

Gideon Glick

We really can’t get enough of that B train. — We really can’t get enough of that B train.

Gideon Glick

I FaceTime with my boyfriend every night after the show. He’s a resident at UPenn Hospital, and sometimes he has to work nights, hence the scrubs. You watch "Grey’s Anatomy," you know what I’m talking about. — I FaceTime with my boyfriend every night after the show. He’s a resident at UPenn Hospital, and sometimes he has to work nights, hence the scrubs. You watch "Grey’s Anatomy," you know what I’m talking about.

Gideon Glick

I take a bath after every show (no image provided) and then, guess what, I steam. — I take a bath after every show (no image provided) and then, guess what, I steam.

Gideon Glick

And now it’s time to say adieu. Goodnight! Hope my two-show day wasn’t too boring. — And now it’s time to say adieu. Goodnight! Hope my two-show day wasn’t too boring.

Gideon Glick

Gooood morning! Thanks for joining me. Just a warning, there will be a lot of steaming today. If you’re OK with that, click right.

Gooood morning! Thanks for joining me. Just a warning, there will be a lot of steaming today. If you’re OK with that, click right.

If you follow me on twitter, which if you don’t, you’re really missing out (@gidglick), you’ll know that I have an obsession with <i>The Bridges of Madison County</i>. I count listening to it as part of my emotional diet, especially on two-show days

Look! It’s playbill.com! I’m a little embarrassed to say that I check this website before I check the news.

I told you there’d be steaming. I talk too much in this show.

It takes a pharmacy to look this good.

Eating breakfast on the subway platform. Pity me.

I could write an ode to the B train. Truly. I get on this puppy two blocks away from my apartment, avoid Times Square, and get dropped off right at the theater. FUN FACT: When I was a young boy I LOVED Times Square. I would get off the train from Philadel

See! Right at the corner of the theater’s block!

And here she is, Miss Laura Pels.

Goodbye sun! We perform in Sub-Cellar 3.

Now I check in with the lovely ladies of our stage management team. This is Mel, Sam, and Cat (she doesn’t even go by that, but she lets me call her that). Meow.

This is our sign in board. I’m usually the first to arrive.

Sas is another early arriver. She’s about to put her weave in, which you can see is resting on her dressing room table.

Luke is usually the second cast member to arrive. We do Alexander and breathing work together in the mezzanine before every show.

Meet Ben! He’s my understudy. We’re all convinced that he actually lives at the theater. Quite possibly in this cot. As you’ll see over the course of the day, he never seems to leave the Equity cot.

You’re here at a VERY exciting two-show day. It’s haircut day!!!

Haircuts are given at the luxurious Bamboo Palace.

This is what my dressing room table looks like.

I’ve just made some tea with honey. I use my Devious Maids thermos for said tea. I get a lot of flak from the actors for using this thermos, but it’s a wonderful thermos, and I honestly think they’re just jealous.

These are my good luck charms. This is Buddha, Ganesh, and my late grandmother’s wishing token. I kiss the token before every act.

All the ladies have arrived. Lindsay seems to think her hair curler is a microphone. Silly Lindsay!

Please meet Stacey and April. These two wonderful women run the wardrobe. They are unbelievably attractive.

April provides fun facts for us on most days. She brings a little light to the sub cellar.

This little trick I learned from Joan Lader. Blowing bubbles will help with vocal placement. Give it a try.

Almost all the boys have arrived. Sometimes they talk about sports and sometimes they talk about space travel. So I start singing <i>Bridges of Madison County</i> to restore a balance in the universe.

Meet Njeri, the Steinberg Center Apprentice, Eric, the Assistant Master Technician, and Rich, the Local 1 Apprentice. Sounds like a D&D game, no?

Brooks has arrived. He’s the understudy for John and Luke. Now all the men are present. And we can talk more about sports.

He must have bedsores.

Luke’s character is based off a member of the Lollipop Guild.

Before every act the cast does a dark secret ritual called THE BB COUNTDOWN!

I always tend to get very important calls around this time too.

Cat stole my phone.

Where’s Ben? Oh, he’s still in the cot. And he’s sleeping. Please be quiet.

The AMAZING Ann Harada came to see our matinee.

The Bamboo Palace is in full swing. Meet Troy, the king of the palace.

Post-haircut. What a difference.

My best friend in the entire world, Sarah Steele, came to have lunch with me in between shows. I’m not going to see her for a while because she’s about to go film <i>Speech and Debate</i> (a play we did in 2007 at the Roundabout) in Mississippi!

Alas, the 2nd show is over. Lindsay salutes the two-show day.

Herb, Sas’s father, came to say hi after the show. He is a true mensch.

We really can’t get enough of that B train.

I FaceTime with my boyfriend every night after the show. He’s a resident at UPenn Hospital, and sometimes he has to work nights, hence the scrubs. You watch "Grey’s Anatomy," you know what I’m talking about.

I take a bath after every show (no image provided) and then, guess what, I steam.

And now it’s time to say adieu. Goodnight! Hope my two-show day wasn’t too boring.

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