A Picture of Losers

Saeedeh Ajorbandian, the director of the piece, has experiences in different theater fields such as designing mask, direction, make-up and judgment. She is a PhD student of philosophy of art. She holds a MA in dramatic literature and BA in direction.

'Suddenly All Will Resurrect …to another Song' took part at the 36^th Fadjr International Theater Festival.  Fatemeh Sarlak, Parastou Ale-Rasoul, Naser Ashouri, Payman Mohseni and Zahra Parhoun.

It will have performance at Arghanoun Theater Complex until February 19.

 

Does 'Suddenly All Will Resurrect …to another Song' picture human's loneliness and doubts?

I did not want to raise any special issue. Its performance starts with a linear story when a man with his face half-burned enters the place of an old and young women. I have changed the place into an abandoned public bathhouse. Of course other characters join the story gradually. The man joins because of change in the function of the bathhouse. The stories of the man and woman blend. We see how lonely the characters are and they are surrendered to their social conditions. In certain times, the condition gets so tough that they want to escape it and find a safe haven. But it does not help because they have to solve their problems rather than escape from them.  

 

Does the root of their loneliness relate to their living conditions?

Yes. Their living conditions purged them and pushed them toward reclusion. Therefore, they cannot help each other. They cannot look into their lives hopefully and happily today. A person who is hopeful, patient and self-confident can find a better way of living.

 

Does 'Suddenly All Will Resurrect …to another Song' tell the story of losers?

Yes. They have given up.