Personal details
- Height: 5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: New York City, New York, USA
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Director
Keisuke Hoashi, a Queens native, has been all over Hollywood for thirty years—like, you’ve probably seen his face even if you don’t remember his name. He’s stacked up more than 200 credits in film, TV, and commercials—yeah, even those ones where you catch yourself humming the jingle. He’s popped up in everything from “Mad Men” and “How I Met Your Mother” to voicing characters in “Cyberpunk 2077” and “Bob’s Burgers.” The dude’s voice work is all over games and animation; you know that “oh wait, that’s him again” moment? That’s Keisuke. What’s wild is that before all this, he was deep in the computer world—IBM, AT&T, NCR, the whole business suit scene. He’s got a master’s from RPI and a bachelor’s from SUNY Potsdam, so brains for days. But he ditched the tech grind for the stage, starting out as Captain Hook (props to fifth-grade ambition) and wound up breaking stereotypes, playing all sorts of roles in classic theatre—stuff like “My Fair Lady” and “1776,” not just what you’d expect. He’s not just about acting, either. He co-founded the New York Summer Music Festival, helping thousands of young artists find their groove, and produced a ridiculous amount of original musicals and films. Keisuke even put together “Memoirs of a Ninja,” the first martial arts musical comedy—picked up awards and got the critics buzzing. These days, he’s in LA, still making things happen on stage, screen, and everywhere in between.
She’s not exactly an only child—she’s got two sisters, and wow, does that change the whole dynamic. You know how siblings can be—one minute you’re fighting over the remote, next you’re covering for each other’s wildest schemes. These three bounce off each other, sometimes with a lot of snark and sometimes with genuine heart. There’s always something going on, whether it’s a secret spilled or a ridiculous adventure that none of them saw coming. Family drama? Oh, absolutely. But it’s the kind that keeps things interesting. The sisters? They’re not just there as background noise. Each one brings her own quirks and chaos to the mix, making every moment a little more unpredictable. Honestly, the way they support—and roast—each other is half the fun. If you’re into complicated family bonds and a bit of sisterly rivalry, this story’s got it covered. Even when things go sideways, they’re in it together.
5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
New York City, New York, USA