Baran Theater Company to Hold
Photo Competition for "Sakura" & "Suspended Thread"
Baran Theater Company will hold a photo competition on the first day of show of "Sakura" from Japan and "Suspended Thread" from Italy.
Baran Theater Company will hold 1st Intercultural Festival with the cooperation of Teatro Potlach from April 23 to May 5 in Tehran, irantheater.ir reported.
The company has invited photographers who are members of Theater Society, news agencies and theater to participate in the photo competition for the two plays.
The competition will be held on April 23 and the top three photographers will be awarded.
The winners will be announced in Baran Theater website and domestic news agencies.
Any photographer can submit maximum three photos for each play.
All rights of photos are reserved for photographers. Baran Theater Company is allowed to put the photos online or print them only for non-commercial and competition use.
All photographers can watch the plays for free on April 23 at 19:00. The deadline for submitting photos is April 24. The deadline can be extended if needed.
Top photos will be exhibited in Baran Café Gallery. 50 best photos will be printed in a catalogue.
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Pino Di Buduo and members of Teatro Potlach and Keiin Yoshimura stay in Tehran for ten days to have master classes for the interested people.
The 1st Intercultural Festival will have three plays including "The First 100 Years of Edith Piaff", “Suspended Tread” and “Sakura (Cherry Blossom).
Nathalie Mentha from Teatror Potlach will have four shows for women, telling the story of the legendary Frencg singer.
Teatror Potlach is produced the play, which is directed by Pino Di Buduo and supported by Baran Theater Company.
Edith Piaff was at the peak of her success in 1940s and 1950s.
“Sakura” tells about the tragedy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
“Suspended Tread” is directed by Pino Di Buduo. Nathalie Mentha، Keiin Yoshimura، Zsofia Gulyas play in the show. The play is the story of love and poem in which three characters blend in. It is a friendly, romantic, comprehensive and simple play.
The students of the master classes of Pino Di Buduo will also have a major performance titled “Unseen City”.