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Due to such compelling performances, The Dodo Bird, will take to the road this coming May 10th. In Chiang Mai Mail's article, The Dodo Bird played to a full house, Stephan is given much praise for his emotional and very touching monologue at the end of the play. New comer Joel Johnson plays a ‘true to life’ Bull with returning TGTG actors, Jim Matchett and Jeff Lynn playing convincing roles of Mick and Russ.
If you attended the show, we loved to hear your feedback. If you weren't able to see The Dodo Bird, you have a great opportunity by coming up to Chiang Rai for either the May 11th or 12th show. Let us know how TGTG is doing. Do you have suggestions for a new show? Let us hear from you!
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For those theater lovers who were at the opening last night, here's a couple questions that you might want to share your thoughts about. Why does Russ enter into this 'agreement'? What do you think 'drives' Bull to be so angry. And what about Mick? Whose side is he on?
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