A palimpsest Heiner Müller’s Philoctetes is not an adaptation of the Greek play but a palimpsest which erases and covers the original work, and lets it seep through like in an x-ray picture. Francis Bacon and Picasso used the same process with paintings by Velasquez.

Written and directed by Soltan Osmanof, an adaptation of Rostam & Sohrab is on stage for 10 nights at the Qashghayi venue of the city theater.

Directors who want to take part in the Experimental or Panorama sections of the Fadjr Festival, such as previous years, can apply for rehearsal rooms at the Theater Office.

From the celebrated author of such masterworks as Rebecca, Jamaica Inn and My Cousin Rachel, comes Daphne Du Maurier’s enthralling gothic tale of mystery and suspense.

This year's İstanbul International Contemporary Performance Festival iDANS, running under the theme “Laughing-Crying,” engages in a thorough investigation to find the answer.

The Final ceremony of the 7th Razavi International Theater Festival was held on Oct 24 at the Vahdat Hall.

This event is co-sponsored by Flying Actor Studio. Coming to The Marsh is the INTERNATIONAL CZECH THEATER FESTIVAL that harvests a long developing series of mutual cooperation and long term inspiration of the movement artists, clowns, and directors connected with two leading master teachers:

Behrooz Qarib Pour will take part in the 28th Fadjr International Theater Festival with an opera called Molavi.

Based on the novel by Bram Stoker Adapted by Nathan Weinberger Directed by Paata Tsikurishvili Choreographed by Irina Tsikurishvili Set and Costume Design by Anastasia R. Simes Lighting Design by Andrew F. Griffin

The second panel discussion of the Razavi Theater Festival titled "Religious Art, Religious Theater, Themes & Subjects" took place on Oct 21, in the presence of Hojat'ol Islam Zam, Hasan Bolkhari, and Hussein Mosafer Astane, at the conference hall of the city theater.

What happens to nice guys in this world? Bertolt Brecht began dealing with this question in the 1920s in a parable entitled “The Good Person of Szechuan.” The author completed the final version in exile in Scandinavia during World War II.

IRAN THEATER -- Regarding to some news about presence or absence of Bahram Beyzai in the Fadjr festival, the Observation & Evaluation Council announced: