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The Titovak Theater Troupe from Iran is gaining global recognition with its acclaimed production, “Macbeth of Zar,” blending Shakespeare’s tragedy with Iranian cultural practices. After a successful tour across nine cities and multiple awards, it will return to Tehran’s Homa Theater Hall this September. Directed by Ebrahim Poshtkuhi, the musical comedy incorporates elements of Kabuki and Kathakali, while exploring themes of ambition and the supernatural. The play, rooted in the Zar rite, has captivated audiences at international festivals, including in Germany and Russia. “Macbeth of Zar” is a unique cultural celebration that merges classic literature with rich Iranian traditions.
