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Bengal Tiger's War-Torn Paradise

Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is a powerful play inspired by a real-life incident, exploring the cycle of violence in war. The story revolves around two Marines, Tom and Kev, and a tiger, with Musa, a former gardener for Uday Hussein, also playing a significant role. The play is praised for its unique blend of absurdist comedy, horror, and dark symbolism, offering a thought-provoking experience that delves into complex themes beyond good versus evil or victim versus aggressor.

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