Teerawat Mulvilai

Teerawat Mulvilai (also known as Teerawat "Ka-Ge" Mulvilai) – Thai actor, director, and artistic director, born 13 January 1973 in Roi Et, Thailand. A versatile theatre artist who is co-artistic director of B-Floor Theatre, combining physical theatre with fine arts to critique society and politics. He was honored with the Piti Silp Santi Dhamma Award in 2012 for promoting peace, democracy, and justice, and won IACT Awards in 2019 for Best Art...

Teerawat Mulvilai (also known as Teerawat "Ka-Ge" Mulvilai) – Thai actor, director, and artistic director, born 13 January 1973 in Roi Et, Thailand. A versatile theatre artist who is co-artistic director of B-Floor Theatre, combining physical theatre with fine arts to critique society and politics. He was honored with the Piti Silp Santi Dhamma Award in 2012 for promoting peace, democracy, and justice, and won IACT Awards in 2019 for Best Art Direction, Best Movement-based Performance, and Best Performance by Ensemble for a collaboration with Seoul-based Momggol Theatre. His most notable film roles include Little Hitler in Rescue Dawn (2006, directed by Werner Herzog), a role in Only God Forgives (2013, directed by Nicolas Winding Refn), a part in The Creator (2023), Thirteen Lives (2022), Ma Sok in Beyond Borders (2003, opposite Angelina Jolie), and Two Brothers (2004). His upcoming credit includes My Dearest Assassin (2026).