Heiner Muller ‘s Mauser in Tehran’s Theater Hall

It was designed and directed by "Parsa Goldar" and translated by Nasser Hosseini-Mehr and was well received by the audience. Therefor  the show  was extended for a week after fifteen successful nights.

Nofelloshato Hall has hosted the well-received show.

                  

 

HEINER MÜLLER is widely regarded as the most important German-language playwright since Bertold Brecht. His Hamletmachine is considered one of the great plays.

 

Written in 1970 but not published till 1976, Mauser represents the culmination of Heiner Müller’s long preoccupation with Brecht’s Lehrstücke [learning plays] and remains his most confronting and provocative play. Like Brecht’s Die Massnahme [The Measures Taken, 1930], of which it is both a critique and a development, the play was effectively banned in the GDR. It presented the problem of revolutionary violence and terror during the period of war communism and civil war in Russia in such an uncompromising manner that it threatened the party’s efforts to “move on” from the earthquake caused by Kruschchev’s condemnation of Stalin at the twentieth Party Congress. The GDR leadership at this time .

The cast: Bardia Rahmati, Nazanin Zolfaghari, Ayat Bigham, Hamoon Khanmohammadi, Milad Bahari, Mohammad Reza Khangoli, Alireza Dehghani, Yousef Moghadam and Ali Izadi

 

The crew:

Assistant director: Pedram Saboor, stage manager Laleh Abbasi, makeup designer :Mehdi Shabani, sound and music : Shayan Safavi and Mohammad Asghari Asl, poster designer :Elham Sadati ,making decor and accessory design: Parham Ali Mostafaei, electronic engineer :Hosseini Zareian, teasers and promotional items : Ali Rahimzadeh, stage assistants :Ali Qarabakhsh, Ehsan Khedir and Mohammad Mohebbi.