But Cawelti’s mask and puppet work often overshadows the narrative, such as the tedious "Pablo’s Perspective," in which two actors alternate masks to different parts of their bodies. Still, the cast (Mauri Bernstein, Linda Borini, Misha Bouvion, Christopher Cole, Matthew Hilliard, Beth Hinderliter, Michelle Ingkavet, Eric La Barr, Kirsten Long, Ben Maughan and Cari Turley) is truly dedicated to its varied roles, especially the bemused trio of the appropriately titled "The Senseless." And Cawelti’s puppets and masks are ingenious and elaborately detailed, such as the singing sandwich of "Sammitch," the trio of bungling bank robbers in the whimsical "The Trap," the horrific spider of "The Wild Abyss" and the office drones of "Disruptions," whose depersonalization is epitomized by "hamsters" running on wheels planted on the actors’ stomachs.