Mohammad Mesgari on his new directing experience "Dead Man's Dream”

The play "Dead Man's Dream" directed by Mohammad Mesgari, which is about the life of two border soldiers, is performing  at Arghavan Hall.

 

Directed by Mohammad Mesgari and written and produced by Ashkan Abgoon,  "Dead Man's Dream deals with a character, Zaniar who ends his life in the last days of his service in the border towns, in front of the eyes of his fellow soldiers. His co-worker collapses after seeing this heartbreaking scene and...

                     

 

This play was staged past fall in Entezami Theater, which was welcomed by the audience and critics of theater and cinema.

Mohammad Mesgari said about the theme and story of this play: "This play has a lot to say for our society. It is a picture of the judgments and harshness of society's people towards a person who is collapsing in his life."

He went on to say: "Acting has always been a priority for me, and this project may be my second directing experiences; That's why the performance of my actors is very important to me, because the soul and atmosphere of a work depends on the cast. Fortunately, good actors have worked with us to present a good show for the audience."

 

This director and actor clarified: "Showing some of the society's issues was part of our goal, and we have done a good job in this field; For example, the presence of trans people, people's special view of artists, the issue of addiction, etc. We did not want to separate these things from society; All these behaviors are part of our society and no one can deny them.”

He said about the conditions of the theater days: " Our theater is not in good condition nowadays and maybe one of the reasons is the lack of support for the performance. Maybe we ourselves are also involved in this issue and we choose the cafe between the theater and the cafe and we buy a coffee with the same money and don't spend time in the theater."