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Lady Oracle: Now Available in Iranian Bookstores – Dive into a World of Enchantment!
A new Persian translation of Margaret Atwood’s novel “Lady Oracle,” translated by Soheil Sommi, has been released by Qoqnus Publications in Tehran. Originally published in 1976, the novel follows Joan Foster, a romance novelist navigating personal challenges and secrets, including her past relationships and her struggles with her mother’s criticism. As her feminist poetry gains fame, Joan faces blackmail, prompting her to plot her escape to Italy. Atwood’s work, known for its dark humor and societal critique, remains impactful, exploring themes of womanhood and identity. This translation broadens access to Atwood’s insightful narrative for Persian readers.
Iran and Tajikistan Unite: Celebrating Cultural Bonds at Spectacular ‘Diplomatic Night’
Tajikistan Night, held in Tehran, celebrated the cultural ties between Iran and Tajikistan as part of the “Diplomatic Nights” series. Organized by various institutions including the Tajik Embassy and cultural associations, the event featured notable figures like Ahmad Masjed-Jamei and Ambassador Nizomiddin Zohidi. Speakers emphasized the importance of preserving the Persian language and literature, recalling collaborative efforts like the Rudaki Foundation and significant book donations to Tajikistan’s National Library. The evening included musical performances and a recitation of the Shahnameh, reinforcing the shared heritage and the need for enhanced cultural, political, and social links between the two nations.
Experience the Intrigue: “No Exit” Takes Center Stage at Tehran Theater!
An adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre’s 1944 play “No Exit” is currently captivating audiences at the Neauphle-le-Chateau Theater in Tehran, directed by Taha Mohammadi. The production features a talented cast and explores existential themes of freedom, responsibility, and the nature of hell, as three characters—Garcin, Inez, and Estelle—are trapped together for eternity. Their interactions reveal personal struggles and highlight psychological torment. The famous line “Hell is other people” encapsulates the play’s message about self-deception and the complexity of human relationships. This powerful adaptation invites reflection on individual choices and the nature of existence, running until January 17.
Experience Elegance: Roudaki Hall Presents an Enchanting ‘Baroque Night’
The Damavand Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir will present “Baroque Night” on April 11 at Roudaki Hall, Tehran. Directed by Majid Hatami, who will also perform as a violin and vocal soloist, the concert features masterpieces by composers such as Bach, Vivaldi, Purcell, Handel, and Allegri. The talented ensemble includes pianist Ahmad Razavi and concertmaster Mahyar Hosseini. Founded in 2018, the orchestra promotes classical music and has collaborated with the Iranian National Music Orchestra. Attendees can expect a night of emotional depth and artistic expression, celebrating the enchanting era of Baroque music. Don’t miss this cultural event!
Elaine Feeney’s ‘How to Build a Boat’: Now Available in Persian – A Literary Voyage Awaits!
Elaine Feeney’s novel, “How to Build a Boat,” has been recently released in Persian translation in Iran. The story follows 13-year-old Jamie O’Neill, who seeks to connect with his deceased mother, Noelle, while attempting to build a Perpetual Motion Machine. His journey highlights themes of love, loss, and the desire for connection, enriched by his interactions with supportive teachers, Tess and Tadhg. Feeney’s lyrical prose and deep characterization make the narrative relatable and emotionally resonant. This translation adds to Iran’s literary landscape, encouraging discussions about the importance of community and human bonds.
Experience the Enchanting Mirzaeian Choir and Orchestra Live at Vahdat Hall!
The Mirzaeian Choir and Orchestra, led by conductor Serjik Mirzaeian, is set to enchant audiences with a captivating performance at Vahdat Hall in Tehran on Sunday evening. Featuring over 140 musicians, the concert will showcase classic pieces composed by Mirzaeian, performed in Armenian. Attendees can expect an immersive musical journey highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the Armenian community. The choir’s diverse vocal range and emotional resonance promise to create a powerful experience. This event is a celebration of musical excellence and cultural heritage, making it a must-see for all music lovers in Tehran.