Brian Quijada is a playwright, actor and composer whose original work includes Where Did We Sit on the Bus? (Jeff Award for Outstanding Solo Performance, Drama Desk Nomination), Kid Prince and Pablo and Somewhere Over The Border (Jeff Award for Best Musical). Off-Broadway acting credits: Bobby Clearly at Roundabout, Oedipus El Rey at The Public Theater, My Mañana Comes at  Playwrights Realm, Wolf Play at MCC (Lucille Lortel Award, Drama Desk Nomination). TV credits: “Law & Order SVU,” “Blue Bloods,”  and “Search Party.” IG: @mrbrianquijada

Nygel D. Robinson is an artist based in New York City. Select theatres as a performer include Berkeley Rep, Baltimore Center Stage, and Milwaukee Rep. As a composer/lyricist, Nygel’s credits include Mexodus (Berkeley Rep, Baltimore Center Stage, Mosaic Theatre, and Audible’s Minetta Lane), Charms at BCS, R&J: Fire on the Bayou with Kevin Ramsey, a new piece for Milwaukee Rep called The Ballad  of John Henry, and many more projects that he can’t tell you about yet. Nygel is grateful to his family and wants you to remember that  twerking is liberation.

Trent Lawson, a UCLA graduate and Bay Area native, is thrilled to continue his run with Mexodus after his Off-Broadway debut at the Daryl Roth Theatre. Most recently, he performed for Disney Cruise Line and in Giveon’s “I CAN TELL” music video. He thanks his  friends and family, as well as his Mexodus family, for always pushing him toward greatness. IG: Trent__Lawson

Alan is a New York City-based actor, musician, and music director. Off-Broadway: Mexodus (Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre), Comedy of Errors (The Public Theater) and Socrates (The Public Theater). Select regional: Mexodus (Berkeley Repertory Theatre), Bandstand (Playhouse on Park), Natasha, Pierre,… (Hangar Theatre), Evita (Fulton Theatre), Once (Mason Street Warehouse). Bandleader and pianist of the Shubert Alley Cats. IG:@alan.r.mendez @shubertalleycats