Title: “Sang Bast” Theatre Production Premieres in Tehran, Showcasing a Tale of Resilience and Devotion
A compelling new theatrical production, “Sang Bast,” is set to premiere in Tehran, offering audiences a powerful social drama rooted in a story of unwavering loyalty and determination.
Premiere Details and Storyline
According to a report from the analytical news base Che Khabar, the play “Sang Bast” will be staged nightly at 8:50 PM from September 17th at the Chaharsou Hall of Tehran’s City Theater Complex.
The play is a social drama set in the 1340s (1960s) and narrates the story of a woman from Shiraz named “Ahu.” Her husband has been imprisoned in Vakil Abad Prison in Mashhad following an accident that led to a fatality. The narrative focuses on Ahu’s faithful and grueling struggle to secure her husband’s freedom, highlighting themes of perseverance and familial devotion.
Award-Winning Cast and Creative Team
The production features a talented ensemble of actors, including Taktam Akhavani, Parviz Gohari Rad, Mojtaba Fallahi, Alireza Mehran, Hamed Vakili, Nasrin Nakisa, and Saeid Maleknejad. Their performances bring this poignant story to life.
Critical Acclaim and Festival Honors
“Sang Bast” is not a new piece to the Iranian theatre scene. It has previously enjoyed public performances in the cities of Bojnord, Mashhad, and Torbat Heydarieh. Its excellence has been recognized at numerous national festivals.
The play was a selected work at the 6th National Razavi Festival (Bojnord), where it earned first-place awards in several categories, including Best Text, Best Directing, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Music.
Furthermore, it was a nominee for Best Text, Best Music, Best Actress, and Best Actor at the 33rd Fajr Festival, winning the festival’s Statuette for Best Actor. It also secured first-place titles for Best Text, Directing, Best Actor, and Best Actress at the 10th National Razavi Festival (Bojnord) with the Zahedan group.
Ticket Information
Theatre enthusiasts interested in attending the early performances of “Sang Bast” can purchase tickets through the Tival website.