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Experience Neil Simon’s Hilarious ‘Dinner Party’ at Shahrzad Theater Complex!
The Shahrzad Theater Complex in Tehran will host Neil Simon’s acclaimed one-act comedy “Dinner Party” starting March 30. Directed by Hesam Anvari, this engaging play explores marriage and divorce through a chaotic dinner gathering of five characters in a Paris restaurant. The talented cast includes Sousan Parvar and Amir Ghaffarmanesh. Running until April 19, the play promises humor and insightful commentary on relationships. Celebrated playwright Simon, known for his impactful storytelling, invites audiences to reflect on personal connections while enjoying a night of entertainment. Theater enthusiasts are encouraged to secure tickets early for this memorable theatrical experience.
Discover the Persian Edition of Stephen King’s Gripping Novel ‘Under the Dome’
A new Persian translation of Stephen King’s novel “Under the Dome” has been released in Tehran, translated by Mohammad Javadi and published by Tandis. Originally published in 2009, the story revolves around Chester’s Mill, a small Maine town encased in an invisible dome, leading to chaos and power struggles over eight critical days. Key characters include former Army Captain Dale “Barbie” Barbara, tyrant Big Jim Rennie, and newspaper editor Julia Shumway, who form a resistance against oppression. The translation allows Persian-speaking audiences to engage with themes of power, fear, and resilience, making it a significant cultural addition in Iran.
Empower Your Voice: Join the Resistance Journalism Course in Tehran!
In May, Tehran will host a course on Resistance Journalism, focusing on the effects of colonialism on West Asia’s borders post-World War I. Organized by the Media Headquarters of the Revolution Front, the program aims to enhance participants’ analytical skills regarding regional dynamics and the challenges posed by the Zionist regime. Key topics include media activism, the historical impact of colonial powers on borders, and the strategic complexities of the Zionist regime. This educational experience is designed for aspiring journalists and scholars to deepen their understanding of the intersection of media, colonialism, and regional conflict. Registration details will be announced soon.
Announcing the Champions: International Quran Competition Winners Revealed!
The 41st International Quran Competition concluded in Mashhad, Iran, celebrating the Quran’s significance in Muslim life. Attended by notable figures, including the Minister of Culture, the event showcased remarkable talents across various categories. Major winners included Iran’s Fatemeh Daliri and Mojtaba Qadbeigi, with international participants from Bangladesh, Yemen, and Iraq also recognized. The judging panel emphasized the Quran as a guiding force amid global challenges, addressing issues in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq. They called for unity and commitment to the Quran’s teachings, reinforcing its cultural importance and urging the Islamic community to propagate its divine message worldwide.
‘Legend of Sepehr’ Triumphs as Best Animation at New York International Film Awards!
The Iranian animated film “Legend of Sepehr,” directed by Emad Rahmani and Mehrdad Mehrabi, has won the Best Animation award at the New York International Film Awards (NYIFA). The story follows Sepehr, a brave boy, and his cheetah companion Baboo as they embark on a quest to save their loved ones from the dark lord Ahriman. The film explores themes of friendship, bravery, and resilience, set against imaginative landscapes. Rahmani, also the CEO of Permanent Way Entertainment, aims to showcase the depth of Iranian storytelling through animation. This recognition highlights the growing prominence of Iranian cinema on the global stage.
Unveiling Turkey’s Past: Norman Stone’s ‘Turkey: A Short History’ Now Available in Persian
The Persian translation of “Turkey: A Short History” by historian Norman Stone is now available in Iran, published by Markaz Publications. This 240-page book offers a comprehensive analysis of Turkey’s historical relationships from the 11th century to the present. Stone, who lived in Turkey until his death in 2019, explores key events such as the rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire, encounters with leaders like Genghis Khan, and the reforms of Kemal Atatürk. His engaging prose and meticulous research make this work essential for anyone interested in Turkey’s complex historical narrative and national identity.