Ritual theater is on its way to retelling the tradition; From "Turning Point, Zero Four" to "Simulation-like Complex" "Iran": The presentation of the ritual show "Turning Point, Zafar Chahar" in the Andisha Hall of the Art Center of the Islamic Revolution and the beginning of the performance of "Majlesi Doma Mimic" in the Sanglaj Theater are two significant events in the field of Iranian theater, which once again bring the performance capabilities to the worship center. Both communicate with the theatrical and cultural heritage of Iran and present to the audience the possibility of rethinking the way of narration and representation of past traditions. The important thing in this work is its return by correcting the structure and presenting a new and more updated version; An approach that can indicate the effort of the group of directors to maintain the connection of the audience with a dramatic work from a path of constant re-creation and change. Read the full text here.

Ritual theater is on its way to retelling the tradition; From "Turning Point, Zero Four" to "Simulation-like Complex" "Iran": The presentation of the ritual show "Turning Point, Zafar Chahar" in the Andisha Hall of the Art Center of the Islamic Revolution and the beginning of the performance of "Majlesi Doma Mimic" in the Sanglaj Theater are two significant events in the field of Iranian theater, which once again bring the performance capabilities to the worship center. Both communicate with the theatrical and cultural heritage of Iran and present to the audience the possibility of rethinking the way of narration and representation of past traditions. The important thing in this work is its return by correcting the structure and presenting a new and more updated version; An approach that can indicate the effort of the group of directors to maintain the connection of the audience with a dramatic work from a path of constant re-creation and change. Read the full text here.