Join the puppeteers as they recount "The Story of the Abstract Geometrical Shapes With No Allegorical Content." Somewhere along the way, all of the Narrator's carefully constructed plans go to hell when the Nude Puppeteer leads a mutinous rebellion, leaving The Narrator to pick up the pieces of his puppet show. But what about the mysterious N. Semble who watches over The Narrator in his semi-conscious state? And who is the beautiful and winsome clinical psychologist, Dr. Evelyn Florentine?

But what about the mysterious N. Semble who watches over The Narrator in his semi-conscious state?

And who is the beautiful and winsome Dr. Evelyn Florentine?...

Kim Katzberg (Tuesday Arc-Weld) originated the role of Tuesday in Cats Can See The Devil during the summer of 2003. She got her BFA from the Experimental Theatre Wing at NYU. She collaborated with five other actors to create the show Eat Me which appeared in the New York International Fringe Festival of 2000. She has acted in independent films as well as a variety of plays throughout the city. She also hosted the internet TV show "Heavy Petting." Recently she performed at the Knitting Factory, playing the fake bass for the band Liquid Tape Deck, as well as performing some original work at Deep Dish Cabaret. Thanks to Tom and John for their dedication to Cats Can See The Devil.

Barbara P. King’s (N. Semble) "bitingly funny" (The New York Sun) dance-theatre extravaganza, "Maiden America," which she wrote, choreographed and directed just closed after a run in the New York International Fringe Festival and extension at the West Side Dance Project. Also in the Fringe Festival, she choreographed Inverse Theatre’s well-renowned musical, "Lost," which also boasted an extension. Other choreography of hers has been performed in and about downtown Manhattan at venues including PS122, HERE, 45 Bleecker, The Present Company Theatorium and Dance Space Center. Barbara has acted in numerous short independent flicks (look for her on the Independent Film Channel,) and she is a recent graduate of the Experimental Theatre Wing at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Aside from acting and choreography Barbara loves to read, write, compose and update her website: www.barbaraking.com

Andrea Ryder (Lauren Trabuco)--A fledgling actor from Miami, Florida, Andrea relocated to New York to study at the Neighborhood Playhouse. She is thrilled to be a part of Cats Can See The Devil, and happy to be putting her training to such good use. She thanks everyone for their kindness and support.

Elizabeth Schmidt (Adrianne Goodge)--New York theatre credits include Tea Among the Tamaracks (Samuel French Short Play Festival--Critics' Choice Winner); In the Wire (New York International Fringe Festival 2002); Southpaw (Singularity Stage '02 Festival); and Garbagemen of the Old West. Television credits include "Guiding Light," and she has been in many student and independent films. A native Californian, she performed in the Bay Area for ten years while growing up and was awarded the Governor Arts Scholar Medallion for Dramatic Arts. Elizabeth is a graduate of Northwestern University's theatre program, her credits there including Hedda Gabler (Hedda) and Picnic (Rosemary). She is a member of the Harbor Theatre Company, has worked with Raw Impressions and the Columbia MFA Directors Lab, and is thrilled to be part of the zany Cats Can See The Devil ensemble. www.elizabethschmidt.com

Paige Young (Dr. Evelyn Florentine) is very excited to be working with Tom Chao and John Harlacher on their extended run of Cats Can See The Devil. She is a native of Canada and has been living in NYC for five interesting years. She is a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy and has studied with several renowned teachers in NY. Her Off-Off-Broadway debut was in The Match Game at the Producer's Club II. She was last seen on the Elmwood stage in Nyack, NY as Rose in A Shayna Maidel. She is forever grateful to her family and loving husband for supporting her in this crazy business. And of course, Jen!