Jess McLeod (she/her) is a director, playwright, & social justice advocate specializing in risky new work about America. Recent credits include new plays & musicals at Second Stage, Roundabout, Little Island, MTC, P73, Atlantic; and regionally at Steppenwolf, Goodman, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Alliance, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Long Wharf and Berkeley Rep. Current Drama League TV/Film Fellow and SDC Executive Board Member; former Resident Director, HAMILTON Chicago; Woolly Mammoth BOLD Resident Director; NYCLU Artist-In-Residence; and Co-Chair of DGF's Musical Theatre Fellows. M.F.A., Northwestern. 2nd Gen Korean/Filipina/Scottish American. For Jonah! www.jess-mcleod.com | @mcjessmc

Keiko Green (she/her) is a playwright/screenwriter/performer, splitting time between Seattle and LA. Produced plays include You Are Cordially Invited to the End of the World! (South Coast Rep, OSF, Company One), Empty Ride (Old Globe), Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play (Old Globe, SF Playhouse, Porkfilled/SIS Productions), The Bed Trick (Seattle Shakespeare Company, Artists Rep, Chance Theatre), Hells Canyon (Theatre Mu, Washington Ensemble Theatre), and Hometown Boy (Actors Express, Seattle Public Theatre). She is a Resident Artist at the Old Globe and via CTG's Writers Room. TV: Hulu's "Interior Chinatown" and AppleTV's "Margo's Got Money Troubles."

Jen Pan (she/they) is thrilled to make their SCT debut. A Michigan-based fight and intimacy director, movement teaching artist, actor, martial artist, and stunt performer, Jen's recent credits include the Detroit Public Theatre, Detroit Opera, Obsidian Theatre Festival, University of Michigan, Oakland University, and Croswell Opera House. They're a Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD), co-founder and lead instructor of Theatrica Gladiatoria (academy for stage and film combat in Ypsilanti, MI), and co-coordinator of the annual Mitten Mayhem Stage Combat Workshop. www.fightglad.com

Julia Hayes Welch (she/her) feels fortunate to be back at SCT after designing The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Welch's designs have graced the stages of The 5th Avenue Theatre, ArtsWest, ACT Theatre, Village Theatre, Intiman Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare, and many others listed at jhwelchdesigns.com. She holds an MFA from the University of Washington and a BA from the University of Puget Sound and is a recipient of the Gregory Award: People's Choice for Outstanding Designer. When not in the theatre, she can be found wrangling her two young children or rock climbing. Much love to W, M, & AJ.

An-Lin Dauber (she/her) is a set and costume designer based in New York and Seattle. Recent designs in Seattle include Come From Away; The Tempest; Primary Trust (Seattle Rep), The Lehman Trilogy (ACT), Marisol; Blood Wedding (The Feast). New York: Paul Swan is Dead and Gone; What You Are Now (The Civilians), Letters That You Will Not Get (American Opera Project), Salesman 之死; June is the First Fall (Yangtze Repertory Company). Regional: A.R.T., Alliance Theater, Guthrie Theater, Huntington Theater Company, Hartford Stage Company. Assistant Professor of Costume Design at the University of Washington. anlindauber.com

Robert J. Aguilar (he/him) is a Seattle-based designer for live performance and film. His work has been seen at Seattle Repertory Theatre, 5th Avenue Theatre, The Old Globe, ACT, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Seattle Children's Theatre, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Village Theatre, and Portland Center Stage among others. Robert is the Lighting Director at Seattle Repertory Theatre. He is the Managing Director of Contemporary Classics.

M.L. Dogg (he/him) has designed for such companies as Pony World, Dorset Theatre Festival, Swim Pony, Seattle Rep, Feast, Alley Theatre, Primary Stages, Second Stage, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Signature, New York Stage and Film, Huntington, Playwright's Horizons, American Repertory Theatre, Colt Coeur, Geffen Playhouse, Roundabout, Royal National Theatre, Ars Nova, and Nicholas Ward Productions. Broadway: Gutenberg! The Musical!; Here Lies Love; Straight White Men; Oh, Hello on Broadway; The Pee-wee Herman Show. Lortel award, Here Lies Love, fringeNYC award, Go-Go Kitty, GO!; Sound On Stage, Tony, Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk, nominee.

Jessica C. Bomball (she/her) is delighted to be back at SCT. Regional theater highlights include The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane (Seattle Children's Theatre); Mother Russia, The Skin of Our Teeth, Little Women, Lydia and the Troll, Bruce, Teenage, Dick, Indecent, Tiny Beautiful Things (Seattle Rep); Jersey Boys, Once on This Island, Becoming Dr. Ruth (Village Theatre); The Secret Garden, Disney's Aladdin, and A Christmas Story: The Musical (The 5th Avenue Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Union Arts Center); Angels in America: Millennium Approaches and Perestroika (Intiman Theatre Festival); Pericles, King Lear (Santa Cruz Shakespeare).

P. Alyda Sorm (she/her) is thrilled to be returning to Seattle Children's Theatre! She is a second-generation Khmer American theatre artist, born and raised in King County. Recent credits: PA, Come From Away (Seattle Rep); SM, Exotic Deadly: Or The MSG Play (Pork Filled Productions); ASM, Black Nativity (Intiman), ASM, A Tale of Peter Rabbit (Seattle Children’s Theatre), SM, A Comedy of Errors (Seattle Shakespeare Company). Alyda also serves as a producer for Pork Filled Productions. Outside of theatre, she spends time with her two rabbits, Choco and Latte.