Douglas Taurel

that I fucking got this project up because I've been researching it since 2007. And I didn't know what to do with it. I couldn't find it. And I was getting so frustrated. I mean, I would talk to directors and they would say, I don't think anybody's into it. I don't know what you want to do with that. And they'd have all kinds of different ideas.

that I fucking got this project up because I've been researching it since 2007. And I didn't know what to do with it. I couldn't find it. And I was getting so frustrated. I mean, I would talk to directors and they would say, I don't think anybody's into it. I don't know what you want to do with that. And they'd have all kinds of different ideas.

that I fucking got this project up because I've been researching it since 2007. And I didn't know what to do with it. I couldn't find it. And I was getting so frustrated. I mean, I would talk to directors and they would say, I don't think anybody's into it. I don't know what you want to do with that. And they'd have all kinds of different ideas.

No, I play 14 characters. And each character is trying to come home, either spiritually, physically, or emotionally.

No, I play 14 characters. And each character is trying to come home, either spiritually, physically, or emotionally.

No, I play 14 characters. And each character is trying to come home, either spiritually, physically, or emotionally.

Except one. One guy comes three times. He's kind of like the narrator of the play. He starts the play in the beginning. He talks about discipline. He goes, I learned three things in the military. First thing I learned was discipline. Then he goes through a monologue and I do a scene.

Except one. One guy comes three times. He's kind of like the narrator of the play. He starts the play in the beginning. He talks about discipline. He goes, I learned three things in the military. First thing I learned was discipline. Then he goes through a monologue and I do a scene.

Except one. One guy comes three times. He's kind of like the narrator of the play. He starts the play in the beginning. He talks about discipline. He goes, I learned three things in the military. First thing I learned was discipline. Then he goes through a monologue and I do a scene.

What's that?

What's that?

What's that?

Well, we don't know, but we can assume that he gets up at 4.30. He gets yelled at a lot. He gets yelled at.

Well, we don't know, but we can assume that he gets up at 4.30. He gets yelled at a lot. He gets yelled at.

Well, we don't know, but we can assume that he gets up at 4.30. He gets yelled at a lot. He gets yelled at.

Are you out there playing Jocko? Yeah.

Are you out there playing Jocko? Yeah.

Are you out there playing Jocko? Yeah.

Yeah. You know, I even shared the play with him when he first came on Twitter, I shared it with him and we follow each other. And every once in a while we'll send a message and I told him about the play and

Yeah. You know, I even shared the play with him when he first came on Twitter, I shared it with him and we follow each other. And every once in a while we'll send a message and I told him about the play and