[7] On October 29, 2013, BroadwayWorld.com announced that, due to popular demand, Gonçalves and his fellow cast members would be returning once again to The Abingdon Theatre for a special holiday benefit reading of Messina's Fairies on December 17, 2013.
[10] In 1998, Gonçalves co-starred with Elisabeth Röhm, Ian Lithgow, and Francis Jue in the comedic short film Puppet, Love and Mertz, which was written and directed by Joe Lovero.
By the time Gonçalves had joined the band, most of the album had already been recorded, so he played bass and egg shaker on Shiverachin' and performed a spoken word dialogue between two characters on the song The Dark Light.
[13] According to his bio on the band's official website, his musical influences were Steve Harris, Geddy Lee and "the dude who plays bass on the theme song to Barney Miller" (Jim Hughart).
In an editorial fashion spread shot by Chrystel Garipuy for the March/April 2008 issue of Alef Magazine, Gonçalves portrays an Orthodox Jewish man.
[19] In 2009, Gonçalves appeared as Eurico Al Katiri in East Timor's First Female Dictator Hailed as Step Forward for Women, a mock news report produced by The Onion.com.
The cast featured an array of notable actors, including James McCaffrey, Julián Rebolledo, Benedita Pereira, Robert Montano, Babs Olusanmokun, Charlie Semine, and Tonja Walker.