"Horn is a social satire in a fantasy mood": Marzieh Alizadeh says on her street show
Iran Theater- The director of the "Horn", Marzieh Alizadeh says that the theater deals with the concerns of a disabled person in a fantasy and surreal atmosphere as a social satire, and narrates the efforts of this disabled person to prove her abilities.
Written by Ali Hosseini and directed by Marzieh Alizaedeh, "Horn" is a 30 minutes show which competes in the Faragir section of the 42nd Fadjr Festival. An artist from capital of Iran, Alizadeh explains that the story deals with the life and concerns of a girl with physical and movement disabilities who was able to invent a car.
Alizadeh added: "Since many disabled people have to fight many problems in order to prove themselves, this social and comedy show with humorous language has tried to show a small part of the problems of a disabled person who has many abilities."
She emphasizes that it was very important for them to be able to create a different, fantasy and surreal atmosphere that makes the work different and helps the grace of performance method to present a social satire in the fantasy atmosphere.
