Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo Tickets

From amidst the vast variety of theatrical performances comes this unique play, a play that makes itself stand out  among the rest – Baghdad Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo. Baghdad Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is a play created by Rajiv Joseph and it follows the story of a ‘ghost’ tiger. The main story behind this show thtrevolves around the haunting of various places in Baghdad by this ghost of a dead tiger – a tiger that wanders the streets of Baghdad in an attempt at ‘understanding the meaning of life’. This particular tiger is the star of the show, that experiences the various ‘absurdities’, as the author puts it, of warfare while encountering both native Iraqis and the foreigns. Buy your Baghdad Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo tickets and watch this wonderful play!
 
The story begins with out star of the ‘play’, the dead tiger, still alive and living in his cage within the Baghdad Zoo. The particular tiger informs the audience that most of the animals living within the Zoo have fled to so-called ‘freedom’ as a result of the American war – only to find themselves at the business end of weaponry, and thus dead. Latter on, American soldiers help guard the zoo and it is during this time that the tiger. This particular tiger, after its untimely death at the hands of Kev, comes back as a ghost and then haunts its killer, Kev.  The turn of events showcased Kev searching for a gold-plated gun which is now acquired by a gardener who is also haunted by the ghost of his master Uday Hussein. In short, the play revolves around the interaction between the dead who haunt the living and the living who are haunted by the dead. It turns into an interesting and captivating plot that is both philosophical and fantastical at the same time.
 
Baghdad Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is a play that  is quite different from the usual Broadway plays – a fact affirmed by the Times. It has won various awards and accolades including Outstanding New American Play at the 2008 NEA Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama Finalist at the 2010 Pulitzer Prize, The play can be watched at multiple venues all over the world by simply acquiring Baghdad Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo tickets from here.