Baby Bear"; a new conversation with Jahan Chekhov about love and loneliness Mariam Nouraldini, program director at Aceh Khors, in an interview with "Iran": what attracted me to this work was the contrast between grief, loneliness and love on the one hand and comical situations on the other. In this show, the laughter should not hide the bitterness, but make it more visible. Comedy in this show is a means, not an end; I want the audience to laugh and understand after laughing that they were laughing at a serious human condition. "Baby Bear" for me is an invitation to accept this complexity, that even in the heart of grief, anger, pride and failure, a person can fall in love again and start life anew. Read the full text here.

Baby Bear"; a new conversation with Jahan Chekhov about love and loneliness Mariam Nouraldini, program director at Aceh Khors, in an interview with "Iran": what attracted me to this work was the contrast between grief, loneliness and love on the one hand and comical situations on the other. In this show, the laughter should not hide the bitterness, but make it more visible. Comedy in this show is a means, not an end; I want the audience to laugh and understand after laughing that they were laughing at a serious human condition. "Baby Bear" for me is an invitation to accept this complexity, that even in the heart of grief, anger, pride and failure, a person can fall in love again and start life anew. Read the full text here.