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Comment by NEWS PORTFOLIOS*NET on December 4, 2017 at 5:42pm

Plan B: The Master PlanPlan B: The Master Plan
Directed by Peerapol Kijruenpiromsuk.Performed at Democrazy Theater Studio.13 Dec: press show for government officers and members of the press.14-17 Dec, 20:00
Tickets: B350 for regular viewersB150 for 'state-welfare card' holders, or people who can be identified as 'at risk of being marginalized'.
For reservation:- Call or SMS to 0814415718- Via this event page.- Via Democrazy page inbox.
Plan B : The Master Plan Is a continuation of the work between Peerapol Kijruenpiromsuk (Apom) - the director from Democrazy Studio and the Mirror Foundation. In the first staging from 19 to 30 January 2016, the play was found to be able to communicate to the public in a novel way, as well as enable further understanding to the relevant agencies in addressing social issues, particularly the homelessness caused by inequalities of life capital within Thai society. The Foundation has since then supported further development and creation from the first piece into its current form.
How does "Plan B: the Master Plan" differ from the previous "Plan B"
The previous run has raised the questions about guarantees in our quality of life, our predetermined 'karmic capital' (or lack thereof), to deal with uncertainties in an insecure life. This time, the play will tackle them further, going back to 'how' we have contributed to shaping this problematic society that allowed this marginalization in the first place; or is inequality an undeniable and unchangeable reality in this world?Not only can the regular audience participate, government officers who are directly involved in dealing with marginalized and homeless people can also attend our press show, and give valuable feedback about the show's core message. 
..............................................................Feedback from the audience in the first run
"The interesting thing about the play is that the audience get to become a part of it, to acknowledge the chaos when their own life is lacking certain privileges. The immersion through involvement in the artistic process can create awareness and instigate further dialogues about the issue."
Sitthipol Chuprajong(Head of 'Street Patients' project, The Mirror Foundation)