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Iranian theater troupe to perform in Tbilisi
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Iranian theater troupe to perform in Tbilisi
Mehr News - November 21, 2006
TEHRAN, Nov. 21 (MNA) -- Iran’s Forugh theater troupe will perform the play “Green, Sohrab, Crimson” in Tbilisi, Georgia, next February.
The troupe from Ardebil Province, directed by Majid Vahedizadeh, is to stage the play supported by the Iranian Embassy in Tbilisi, Tbilisi Academy of Theater, and Iran Art and Culture Institute.
Starring Vahedizadeh, Davud Farmani, Samad Vahedizadeh, Yashar Faraji, Mohammadreza Khodaii, and Mohammad Fat’hi, the drama is based on the story of Rostam and Sohrab, the two heroes in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh.
“Green, Sohrab, Crimson” brought Forugh the Jury Award, the Best Actor Award, the second prize for stage designer, and the third prize for music at the 20th International Fajr Theater Festival in 2001.
The troupe previously staged several performances of a play entitled “An Image of the Dragon” in Tbilisi.
It tells another story from Shahnameh on the evil rule of the Arab Dahhak, or Zohak, who was tempted by Ahriman, his own ancestor.
Forugh had earlier staged the play at the Azerbaijan Republic Theater Festival, which was held from December 14-21.
Iranian theater troupe to perform in Tbilisi
Mehr News - November 21, 2006
TEHRAN, Nov. 21 (MNA) -- Iran’s Forugh theater troupe will perform the play “Green, Sohrab, Crimson” in Tbilisi, Georgia, next February.
The troupe from Ardebil Province, directed by Majid Vahedizadeh, is to stage the play supported by the Iranian Embassy in Tbilisi, Tbilisi Academy of Theater, and Iran Art and Culture Institute.
Starring Vahedizadeh, Davud Farmani, Samad Vahedizadeh, Yashar Faraji, Mohammadreza Khodaii, and Mohammad Fat’hi, the drama is based on the story of Rostam and Sohrab, the two heroes in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh.
“Green, Sohrab, Crimson” brought Forugh the Jury Award, the Best Actor Award, the second prize for stage designer, and the third prize for music at the 20th International Fajr Theater Festival in 2001.
The troupe previously staged several performances of a play entitled “An Image of the Dragon” in Tbilisi.
It tells another story from Shahnameh on the evil rule of the Arab Dahhak, or Zohak, who was tempted by Ahriman, his own ancestor.
Forugh had earlier staged the play at the Azerbaijan Republic Theater Festival, which was held from December 14-21.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Prophet Muhammad (S) arts festival winners announced
Prophet Muhammad (S) arts festival winners announced
TEHRAN, Dec. 20 (MNA) – The winners of the first Great Prophet Muhammad (S) Artistic Productions Festival were announced in the closing gala at the Vahdat Hall here on Tuesday.
The festival, exclusively for the trainees of Iran’s art institutes, opened on Dec. 17 at Niavaran Cultural Center in northern Tehran.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, the Iranian culture minister said that the ministry has targeted the youth.
“However, it doesn’t mean to ignore our veteran artists and let them sink into oblivion,” Mohammad-Hossein Saffar-Harandi noted.
Later in an award-giving ceremony, the jury of Dramatic Arts Section presented the festival’s statues, honorary diplomas, and cash prizes to Majid Vahedizadeh, Reza Beheshti, Mohammad-Javad Musavi, and Fariba Chupanizadeh.
In Music Section, Sama’ and Sepahan-e Sina art institutes from Isfahan Province as well as Arash art institute from Gilan Province received statues, honorary diplomas, and cash prizes while the jury honored Hezardastan, Roshan, and Farabi art institutes form the cities of Isfahan, Tabriz, and Shiraz respectively.
Pianists Shahrzad Safaii, Milad Porqovveh, Navid Bazzaz, Nina Bahri, Orang Karaj, and Rojan Ghafurian along with tar player Houman Qanbari were presented with statues and honorary diplomas at the Artists Section.
In Visual Arts Section, statues, honorary diplomas, and cash prizes went to Behzad Eskandari and Shaqayeq Sabzevari in the fields of calligraphy and children’s painting respectively.
TEHRAN, Dec. 20 (MNA) – The winners of the first Great Prophet Muhammad (S) Artistic Productions Festival were announced in the closing gala at the Vahdat Hall here on Tuesday.
The festival, exclusively for the trainees of Iran’s art institutes, opened on Dec. 17 at Niavaran Cultural Center in northern Tehran.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, the Iranian culture minister said that the ministry has targeted the youth.
“However, it doesn’t mean to ignore our veteran artists and let them sink into oblivion,” Mohammad-Hossein Saffar-Harandi noted.
Later in an award-giving ceremony, the jury of Dramatic Arts Section presented the festival’s statues, honorary diplomas, and cash prizes to Majid Vahedizadeh, Reza Beheshti, Mohammad-Javad Musavi, and Fariba Chupanizadeh.
In Music Section, Sama’ and Sepahan-e Sina art institutes from Isfahan Province as well as Arash art institute from Gilan Province received statues, honorary diplomas, and cash prizes while the jury honored Hezardastan, Roshan, and Farabi art institutes form the cities of Isfahan, Tabriz, and Shiraz respectively.
Pianists Shahrzad Safaii, Milad Porqovveh, Navid Bazzaz, Nina Bahri, Orang Karaj, and Rojan Ghafurian along with tar player Houman Qanbari were presented with statues and honorary diplomas at the Artists Section.
In Visual Arts Section, statues, honorary diplomas, and cash prizes went to Behzad Eskandari and Shaqayeq Sabzevari in the fields of calligraphy and children’s painting respectively.
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Iranian theater troupe to perform in Tbilisi
Group: Tehran –Center for Information Services of Islamic Culture and Relations Organization Reg Date: 11/25/2006 1:20:00 PM
Tehran, Nov 25, ICRO – Iran’s Forugh theater troupe will perform the play “Green, Sohrab, Crimson” in Tbilisi, Georgia, next February.
The troupe from Ardebil Province, directed by Majid Vahedizadeh, is to stage the play supported by the Iranian Embassy in Tbilisi, Tbilisi Academy of Theater, and Iran Art and Culture Institute.
Starring Vahedizadeh, Davud Farmani, Samad Vahedizadeh, Yashar Faraji, Mohammadreza Khodaii, and Mohammad Fat’hi, the drama is based on the story of Rostam and Sohrab, the two heroes in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh.
“Green, Sohrab, Crimson” brought Forugh the Jury Award, the Best Actor Award, the second prize for stage designer, and the third prize for music at the 20th International Fajr Theater Festival in 2001.
The troupe previously staged several performances of a play entitled “An Image of the Dragon” in Tbilisi.
It tells another story from Shahnameh on the evil rule of the Arab Dahhak, or Zohak, who was tempted by Ahriman, his own ancestor.
Forugh had earlier staged the play at the Azerbaijan Republic Theater Festival, which was held from December 14-21
Group: Tehran –Center for Information Services of Islamic Culture and Relations Organization Reg Date: 11/25/2006 1:20:00 PM
Tehran, Nov 25, ICRO – Iran’s Forugh theater troupe will perform the play “Green, Sohrab, Crimson” in Tbilisi, Georgia, next February.
The troupe from Ardebil Province, directed by Majid Vahedizadeh, is to stage the play supported by the Iranian Embassy in Tbilisi, Tbilisi Academy of Theater, and Iran Art and Culture Institute.
Starring Vahedizadeh, Davud Farmani, Samad Vahedizadeh, Yashar Faraji, Mohammadreza Khodaii, and Mohammad Fat’hi, the drama is based on the story of Rostam and Sohrab, the two heroes in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh.
“Green, Sohrab, Crimson” brought Forugh the Jury Award, the Best Actor Award, the second prize for stage designer, and the third prize for music at the 20th International Fajr Theater Festival in 2001.
The troupe previously staged several performances of a play entitled “An Image of the Dragon” in Tbilisi.
It tells another story from Shahnameh on the evil rule of the Arab Dahhak, or Zohak, who was tempted by Ahriman, his own ancestor.
Forugh had earlier staged the play at the Azerbaijan Republic Theater Festival, which was held from December 14-21
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