Alegra Batara (they/them) is honored to be working with Seattle Rep for the first time on this fantastic play. Alegra is a Filipino-American theater artist, born and raised in the PNW. Favorite Seattle credits: Nancy in Oliver! at Reboot Theater, Spirit 1 in A Christmas Carol (ACT Theatre), Sylvia in Two Gentlemen of Verona, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet (Seattle Shakespeare Company), Marianne in Sense and Sensibility (Village Theatre). Alegra works as an associate producer for Pork Filled Productions. alegrabatara.com

Josh Kenji Langager (he/they) is a Seattle actor riding the chaos and clarity of finding where art fits amid dread, rising authoritarianism (hi, Alien Enemies Act), and the sudoku of his queer, third-cultured existence. This past week, he survived an identity crisis by rejecting an Ivy League school, bucking the intergenerational legacy of parents with very high expectations and very low chill. He graduated from UW with degrees in Drama, Musical Theatre, and Classical Voice—one identity would never cut it. Last seen at Seattle Rep in Sanctuary City and before that in Last of the Boys.

Theater credits include Actors Theater of Louisville (we, the invisibles with Dámaso Rodríguez), Seattle Rep (The Skin of Our Teeth, Ballad of Yachiyo), TheatreWorks Silicon Valley (Tiger Style, Language Archives, Calligraphy), New York Theatre Workshop (Endlings), Pan Asian Repertory Theatre (Brothers Paranormal), American Repertory Theater (Endlings), Page 73 (Today is My Birthday), Huntington Theatre Company (Tiger Style, Woman Warrior), South Coast Repertory, East West Players, The Public Theater, La Jolla Playhouse, Singapore Repertory Theatre, and LA Women’s Shakespeare Company. Upcoming film: Flowervale Street with Anne Hathaway. 

Wesley Mann has worked on stages all over the country for the last 40 years including the world premiere of The Book of Will at Denver Center for the Performing Arts and other theaters such as American Conservatory Theater, Portland Center Stage, PCPA Theatrefest, and Hudson Valley Shakespeare for eleven seasons. He appears frequently on "Palm Royale" on AppleTV. 

Mike Wu is honored and excited to be a part of the workshop reading of No-No Boy. He was last seen in A Christmas Carol at ACT and has been privileged to also work with Seattle Rep, Village Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Seattle Public Theater, Milwaukee Rep, Pacific Conservatory Theatre, San Jose Stage, and has just completed touring with The 5th Avenue Theatre's Educational Touring Company. He would like to thank his family and friends for their loving support, Seattle Rep, and you for coming to the show! 

Ken Yoshikawa (he/him) is an actor and Oregon Book Award finalist playwright from Portland, Oregon. Ken is a resident artist at the Historic Alberta House and an alumnus of Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble's (PETE) Institute for Contemporary Performance. Some recent performance credits include The Antipodes (Shaking the Tree Theatre), a seagull (PETE), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Portland Center Stage). His plays have appeared onstage at Corrib and Shaking the Tree. His full-length poetry book Monster Colored Glasses is available to purchase at yoshikawaken.com. In his free time he enjoys anime, trees, going for walks, hanging with friends, and working as an astrologer.

Keone Young, born and raised in Honolulu, is a 1968 graduate of Pasadena Playhouse College of Theatre Arts and has been a professional actor ever since. Trained by Mako and Shizuko Hoshi of East West Players, Keone has held leads in productions of Wakako Yamauchi’s And the Soul Shall Dance, Frank Chin’s Year of the Dragon, Phillip Gotanda’s The Wash, and hundreds of other plays. He was Mr. Wu in "Deadwood," Buck Bokai in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," Commander Sato in "Star Wars: Rebels," and hundreds of films and TV shows. He is the original voice of Storm Shadow in "G.I. Joe" and Jeong Jeong in "Avatar: The Last Airbender."