(They/Them) - Co-Playwright, Director, Co-Producer
February is a theatre artist and producer based in Chicago. A lifelong creative, February has studied many facets of the Theatre Arts at institutions including Interlochen Arts Academy and Ithaca College. Recently, Feb’s work has been presented at multiple Fringe Festivals, including The Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Since founding LibLab Productions, Feb has begun developing Podcasts, New Theatrical Works, and “Chaos Theatre” a new form of Absurdism created alongside Feb’s eternal collaborator Lochlan MacLean. Feb hopes you have fun playing with The Figure, feel the love of those you’ve lost embedded in this piece, and enjoy the mediocre cupcakes.
IG: @whattheschneck
February Schneck
(She/Her) - Performer/Producer
Sylvia Grosvold is an actor/producer/creative and recent graduate of Ithaca College’s BFA Acting Program. She recently assistant produced seven shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with Ines Wurth Presents and co-produced and starred in LibLab Productions first tour of Lousy Cupcake attending theater festivals across the East Coast and beyond. Other recent acting credits include playing Jenny in Down There at The Chain Theater, Mash in Stupid F*cking Bird at Hanger Theater, and Nurse in Blunted Daggers at The Kitchen Theater.
When she's not acting Sylvia can be spotted searching for new coffee spots, learning how to sew, and running her haircutting business SylviaSnips!
IG: @sylviagrosvold // Hair Cutting: @sylviasnips
Sylvia Grosvold
(She/Her) - Outreach Coordinator
Hanna Marie Olson is a New York–based actor and writer originally from Minnesota. She graduated from the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater BFA Actor Training Program, where she trained extensively in classical text, movement, and new work development. Hanna’s recent work includes her original solo show See the Wolf (Writer/Performer), Hero in Much Ado About Nothing, and puppeteering with Open Eye Theatre, helping bring bold, imaginative theater directly into Twin Cities neighborhoods.
Hanna Marie Olson
(They/She) - Associate Director
Bela is an interdisciplinary artist based in NYC specializing in theatre, film, and the fine arts. They are the NYC Creative Director for LibLab Productions. Bela’s love of absurdism, comedy, and clown leaks into every work they produce. They studied commedia dell’arte and clown at Accademia dell’Arte, acting & directing at [redacted] college, and film (both on and off the screen) at [redacted) conservatory. Their most recent credit was directing Down There, a short play by Al Groppi at The Tank’s 2026 Winter One Act Festival.
When they’re not tinkering or bothering their cat Donna, they’re a hand poke tattoo artist!
Bela would like to thank their endlessly supportive mom and siblings, their stunning partner Felipe, and Lochlan. They hope you enjoy the show! <3
IG: @isawil // Tattooing: @chickinskratch
Bela Pascale
(She/They) - Producer
Rikki Ziegelman is a New York City–based arts professional whose work includes producing, digital design, performance, and arts marketing. She is the Co-Founder and Producer of HARP Theatricals and currently serves as Media & Marketing Manager for the educational non-profit BALLROOM BASIX USA. Rikki’s professional background includes experience in both Broadway and international theatre, having worked backstage on Dear Evan Hansen on Broadway and serving as Production Assistant for its West End transfer. Her creative portfolio also extends to graphic and video design, where she has led projects in branding, digital content creation, and marketing. As a performer, Rikki has appeared in productions such as American Idiot and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (JustArt Theatricals), Evelyn: A New Musical (Dixon Place), and the world premiere of The Sisters of Aerilon. She is a graduate of Marymount Manhattan College with dual degrees in Musical Theatre and Digital Journalism. www.rikkiziegelman.com
Rikki Ziegelman
(He/She/They) - Co-Playwright
Lochlan MacLean was a performer, playwright, director, and all around rising star. Lochlan's creative force was only outmatched by his fervor for all this absurd, humorous, and heartfelt. While they may have been young, Lochlan studied at some of the finest institutions for artistic learning (Interlochen Arts Academy and University of Minnesota to name a few) honing their ability to imagine and express theatrical stories. In the summer of 2021, Lochlan received a terminal cancer diagnosis causing him to hit pause on his academic career and focus on healing. During this time Lochlan began imagining, writing, and consuming more and more artistic media, all of which led her to the basic creative concepts that would inform both Lousy Cupcake and LibLab Productions at large.