Noga Wind

Noga Wind’s Leap from Stage to Marvel’s Wolverine

Jerusalem-born and Los Angeles-based, Noga Wind built a career that defies easy categorization. A BFA graduate of CalArts, their artistic work has taken them across international stages through original theater pieces and queer performance events. The entertainment industry knows them from supporting appearances in HBO Max’s The Flight Attendant (2022), the comedy series Dave (2021), and CBS’s Matlock (2024). Outside of acting, Wind co-founded Queer UP, a management agency for queer artists, and served as host, director, and executive producer on King of Drag, the first drag king reality competition series on RevryTV.

Leech in Marvel’s Wolverine – The Video Game Debut

Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine, released September 15, 2026, exclusively on PlayStation 5, marks Wind’s first major video game voice role. The mutant Leech – a character first introduced in Uncanny X-Men in 1983 – joins a cast that includes Liam McIntyre as Logan, Troy Baker as Nathaniel Essex, and Kelly Hu as Tyger Tiger. Wind’s performance puts them alongside some of the most experienced names in games voice work, a striking entry point for an actor whose background lies in live theater and queer performance art.

Theater, Activism, and a Broadening Screen Presence

Wind’s original solo show Red and Boiling – centered on real stories from queer women – toured festivals across the United States and internationally. That grassroots performance background runs through everything they do. On screen, credits continue to accumulate: Imperfect Women (Apple TV+) is listed among upcoming projects on their official site. Faculty at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Wind has also worked as a casting director, associate producer, and assistant director, building an unusually wide-angle view of the industry from multiple sides of the camera.