Sibyl Wickersheimer is a set designer, artist, and Assistant Professor in the USC School of Theatre. Her set designs for the Actors' Gang productions of 1984 and The Trial of the Catonsville 9 have traveled across the U.S. and to Hong Kong, Australia, Greece, Spain, and Mexico.

Regionally, Sibyl's set design credits have included productions at South Coast Repertory, The Kirk Douglas Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, The Berkeley Repertory, and at sea on the Disney Cruise Ship, 'The Wonder'. At the Geffen Playhouse, she designed the sets for Some Girl(s) and Wrecks, both written and directed by Neil Labute.

Bridging the gap between installation and performance, Sibyl recently designed a modular stage for the Dinosaur and Sabertooth Cat 'Encounters' performances at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. These incredible large scale puppet performances directed by Jennifer Bloom play to hundreds of visitors weekly.

Sibyl has exhibited photography and installation art in Gallery 825, Bergamont Station, Andrew Shire Gallery, and the Pacific Asia Museum among other galleries in Southern CA. Currently Sibyl is co-creating a mixed media, 4-part installation series entitled Big Haul with Janne Larsen.