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Experience the hilarity of “The Murder of Mr. Haversham” at Iranshahr Theater in Tehran, directed by Faraz Gholami. This 90-minute farcical play, based on “The Play That Goes Wrong” by Mischief Theatre Company, features a talented cast and promises comedic chaos. Set in the 1920s, it follows the Cornley Drama Society as they hilariously mishandle their murder mystery performance, facing backstage disasters and onstage blunders. With accolades including Best New Play, the production showcases the company’s signature style of comedic mishaps. Don’t miss this laughter-filled experience running until September 25 at Artists Park, North Mousavi Street.
Iran made a notable impact at the 31st Minsk International Film Festival “Listapad,” winning six awards from October 31 to November 7 in Belarus. Recognized films included The Catcher in the Rye, which won the Yuri Marukhin Prize for Best Cinematography, and Gamar-Taj, honored for its historical insights. Additional accolades went to Under the Shady Oak, Banana Garden, and Dreamland, the latter receiving the Special Jury Award. The festival featured 157 films from 41 countries, attracting over 30,000 attendees, and emphasized cultural exchange through master classes and discussions, reinforcing its role in the global cinema community.
The Rasane Honar Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Amir Pedram Taherian, will present a concert featuring the works of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach on December 1 and 2 at Rudaki Hall in Tehran. Established in 2006, the orchestra has a rich history of performances in various prestigious venues. Acclaimed soloists Mona Taherian and Farid Shahsar will enhance the experience. C.P.E. Bach, a key figure in the transition from Baroque to Classical music, is celebrated for his emotional keyboard compositions and influential teaching. This concert promises a unique cultural experience and a deep appreciation for classical music’s legacy.
The inaugural Tehran Publishing Fellowship Program will occur from May 12 to 15, coinciding with the 36th Tehran International Book Fair. Aimed at enhancing Iran’s global publishing presence, the program will feature 91 publishers from 34 countries, with 30 selected based on established criteria. Additionally, 64 Iranian publishers will participate, with 40 chosen by a judging panel. The program focuses on children’s and young adult literature, promoting cultural exchange and collaboration. Supported by the Iranian Ministry of Culture, it includes initiatives like a grant program and translation projects. This fellowship marks a significant step in positioning Iran within the international literary community.
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