A promising actress, Donia Madani joins “Whose Life Is It Anyway?”

Saeed Heshmati directs the show and Ahmad kasai-pour translated it to Farsi.

 

Whose Life Is It Anyway? was subject of a movie in 1981  that was directed by John Badham and starring Richard Dreyfuss.

 It was adapted by Brian Clark and Reginald Rose from Clark's 1972 television movie and 1978 stage play, all under the same title.

 

Ken Harrison is  a well-known and respected sculptor, until a terrible car accident leaves him a paraplegic. His once positive outlook descends into depression as he comes to grips with the loss of his independence and his art. Even as he develops a relationship with Clare Scott, all he wants to do is end his life, but U.S. law forbids assisted suicide. Dr. Harrison vows to keep Ken alive -- while Ken's lawyer fights for his right to die.

 

 

The cast: Nima Hashemi-Seresht, Kimia Khalaj, Hedieh Hashemi, Ali Riahi, Milad Kafaei, Niloufar Meraat, Siavash Memarzadeh, Maryam Bahmanpour, Mohammad Saadat, Sajjad Bagheri, Behnaz Tajik and Donia Madani.

 

The crew: Stage Designer: Kiarash ‌ Zarifi and Mobin Almasi, Poster and Graphic Designer: Mehdi Taleghani, Costume Consultant: Samaneh ‌Ahmadi_Motlagh, Sewing: Roxana Dehri, Assistant Director: Sadaf ‌Ghatei and Mana Fard, Teaser: Ali Reyhani, Motion graph:Saeed Heshmati ,DP: Hamed Aghabeigh, photograph: Sara Kolvand, Shiva Khodabakhsh and Parto ‌ Joghatai and Advertising Manager: Mohsen Bideh