In Some Puppet To Watch Over Me, Carrie Hitchcock and Norman Moses play a married couple with a daughter, which is convenient, since they actually are a married couple with a daughter! Both are familiar to Milwaukee theatergoers.

Carrie just completed a wildly successful run in "Fallen Angels," which was preceded by appearances in "The Blue Room," "Private Lives" and "Noises Off."

Norman's diverse talents have shone in projects ranging from the Marx Brothers' "Room Service" to his stint as King Arthur in a concert version of "Camelot" with the Dayton Philharmonic, which he also directed.

Audie Foster, the voice of Pudding, performed the same role in the original Pudding and Jammies movie, back in college. Although his day job, as a Plant Operator at a water treatment facility, has nothing whatsoever to do with movies, he proved his love of the form by enduring a marathon recording session for Some Puppet To Watch Over Me. Needless to say, Pudding is grateful.

Karla Klein is the Principal Puppeteer for Pudding and also happens to be Ken's sister. As kids, Ken and Karla cut a hole in a refrigerator box, and a puppet theater was born. Previously, Karla puppeteered Question Mark Caterpillar, the main character in The Big Change, an educational video currently running at the Milwaukee Public Museum.

This is Alisen's first motion picture role, which we feel certain will be her launchpad to stardom!