Glen Moore (Poodge) As an artistic ensemble member with Liars & Believers, Glen Moore played Saul in Who Would Be King, which he helped devise over the course of 2015. He was last seen in the New England Regional Premiere as Gene in The Last Schwartz with Gloucester Stage Company. Boston area credits include; BLINDERS (Flat Earth Theatre), The Importance of Being Ernest (Moonbox Productions), Of Mice and Men (Boston Children’s Theatre), CLOSER (Bad Habit Productions), Of Mice and Men (Moonbox), The Time of My Life (Zeitgeist Stage Company), And Nither Had I Wings to Fly (BHP), Arcadia (BHP), Eurydice (Independent Drama Society) Regional Theatre; Speech And Debate (Curious Theatre Company). He holds a B.A. in acting from The University of Northern Colorado and also studied briefly at The National Theatre Conservatory. Glen is an Equity Membership Candidate with AEA and has worked as an acting coach in Boston and Denver both privately and with Model and Talent Management Agency. He would like to thank his friends and family for all their support.
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Rachel Wiese (Tootles McBarglehorn) LAB Artistic Associate: Who Would Be King. Regional: Metamorphoses, and Wildflowers (Zach Theatre). Boston area: Beowulf (Poet’s Theatre). Austin area: Lifelines and Hometeam (Vetworks), Sacred Space Redux and A Streetcar Straight to Hell (The Exchange Artists), Frankenstein and The Jungle (Trouble Puppet Theatre), Marvelous Things, People Will Talk About You Sometimes, and Her Little Prince (Poison Apple Initiative), Oceana (The Vortex). Filmography at imdb.com. She is also the Producing Artistic Director of The Exchange Artists.
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Karina Ithier (Bübles Harmonika) she/her, is an actor, writer and arts educator based in Boston! She fell in love with theater through her joy of reading- actually she would read aloud every book (including textbooks) as a youth. She graduated from Wellesley College and has an MFA in Acting from the University of Houston. Currently, she tours with L.A.B., playing the joyous goof, Bübles Harmonika in Yellow Bird Chase (L.A.B). Past credits include Mary in Pride and Prejudice (Peterborough Players), Velveteen Rabbit in The Velveteen Rabbit (Theater at Monmouth), and Theresa in Circle Mirror Transformation (Studio 208).
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Ulrika Brand, she/her (Assistant Director) is a director and playwright. Her play, Yours, Isabella, tells the story of Isabella Stewart Gardner’s drive to collect art and build her Boston museum. It was performed last year at Wistariahurst Museum, supported by the Mass Cultural Council. As a member of the cooperative Pacific Resident Theatre Ensemble, in Venice, CA, Ulrika directed Molière’s The Misanthrope, Strindberg’s Crimes and Crimes, and Lee Blessing’s Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music. In New York City she joined Lincoln Center Theatre Directors Lab and translated and directed Strindberg’s Playing with Fire for LCT’s American Living Room series (her translation was later produced by the Negro Ensemble Company). She co-directed a production of The Vagina Monologues at Columbia’s Miller Theatre and was co-organizer of the Boston Strindberg Centennial Festival and the affiliated symposium at Harvard University, where she presented and directed her translation/adaptation of Strindberg’s Crimes and Crimes. She is delighted to be working at Central Square Theatre for the first time!
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Justin LaHue (Projection Designer) is a Boston based theatre artist and filmmaker. Previous collaborations include work with the Westport Country Playhouse, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, Harbor Stage Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Speakeasy Stage, Harvard University, Boston Conservatory, Company One, Northeastern University, Seacoast Repertory Theatre, and the Tank (NYC) . He is the recipient of a 2022 BroadwayWorld Boston award (Best Professional Scenic Design | Straight White Men), 2022 Cannes Film Award and regional Emmy nomination (Art Direction | Not on This Night) as well as a 2025 Elliot Norton Award nomination (Outstanding Scenic Design | Tartuffe). BA in Theatre from Suffolk University and a proud member of USA-829. For more information on his work, please visit www.justinlahue.com.
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