Aside from directing the play, Seeling also designed the puppets, the costumes and the sets, which the cast helped build. Several Bates students worked with Lisa Maurizio, assistant professor of classics and classical and medieval studies, to translate a new version of the play, adding modern references and influences. The puppet design and performance in the play is inspired by Japanese and Balinese puppetry.

The cast includes: Brian Curtis, a senior from Belmont, Mass.; Hilary Kiskaddon, a sophomore from Wallingford, Conn.; Matt Royles, a junior from Simsbury, Conn.; Liz Wilson, a junior from Concord, Mass.; Martha Horan, a first-year student from Hoboken, N.J.; Meredith Mclean, a senior from Calais; Matteo Pangallo, a sophomore from Salem, Mass.; Melissa Penney, a sophomore from Arlington, Mass.; and Doug Aho, a sophomore from New York, N.Y. John Ambrosino, a senior from Avon, Mass. served as assistant director.