Rasool Kahani to Iran Theater:
“Iran one” is the most attractive section of the festival

Iran Theater- Rasoul Kahani, the playwright and stage director attends in the 37th Fadjr International Theater Festival Theater with two works. One "Noon " in the competitive section of Iran one and the other "affected" in Fadjr Province and Fadjr Plus.
Iran Theater- Rasoul Kahani, the playwright and stage director attends in the 37th Fadjr International Theater Festival Theater with two works. One "Noon " in the competitive section of Iran one and the other "affected" in Fadjr Province and Fadjr Plus.
Rasool Kahani is a young director who has become famous with the shows such as "The Original Language", "The Difference Between", "Scorsese", "Family", " Noon" and "Influenced”. He is the only director to attend the thirty-seventh Fadjr Theater Festival with two shows as director.
He says about the importance of participating in the Fadjr festival:” Attending the festival is a kind of situation that can not be said to have an effect on the artist's work. My first performance at the Fajr Festival was "Together with the Family." Before that, I was active in the field of photography, and this made my work in the theater more professional For myself, this year, Nadir Borhani Marand's secretary is a serious motive for attending the festival. But in the whole festival helps to see shows and this can be of great help, especially for those whose initial works have accepted in the festival.”
He says about the concern about attending the Fadjr Theater Festival:” In my first appearance, it was a very exciting and exciting thing for me, but despite the fact that I did not receive the prize that year, its excitement disappeared. However, as we think, there is no particular event in the festivals, and the public performance process is much more attractive than participating in the festival.”
Rasool Kahani continues:” Although in the last few years I have focused more on writing, directing is my priority. I even try to apply this director to writing, and so it's not easy to direct my text to someone else.”