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Welcome to the Chiang Mai Project.

In 2007 a theater group made up of actors from all over North America traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand.  They collaborated with local Thai actors to put on a full production of the play A Gap in Generations.  More than just a cultural exchange, all proceeds from the performance went to aiding two charities that the director, Sherie Guilliat, had become deeply involved with.  These were the Vieng Ping Children’s home in Mae Rim, Thailand and the Friends of the Asian Elephant Hospital in Lampang, Thailand.

Through this site and a recently completed film about the project, we are continuing to develop awareness and raise money to help these worthy causes.

This site is currently under construction so please bear with us as we develop it. Check in soon to see a film trailer and for updated news and information about the charities we support. You can always e-mail us as well.

Cast member Danielle Ozymandias plays with Vieng Ping child

Cast member Danielle Ozymandias plays with Vieng Ping child

Mosha with temporary prosthesis

Mosha with temporary prosthesis

vp_3kids FREE FILM screening of  “The Chiang Mai Project” will be shown in Portland: Sunday, May, 24, 7:00 p.m. at The Lotus Seed Ashram. 4635 NE 9th Ave. and Tuesday May 26, 7:00 p.m. at Zaytoon, 2236 NE Alberta St. The film follows a group of actors, musicians and artists who traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand to participate in a cross-cultural, theatrical benefit performance… Continue reading
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