The presence of cinematographers in a narrative of domestic violence
Domestic violence is a recurring issue that we face or hear about every day. And now this topic has become the basis for performing a play.
Charso Press: The play “Lahad” written by Milad Urdbari and directed by Hossein Heydaripour is one of the plays that deals with this social issue. The text of this play is written based on the design of “Asphalt Jungle” written by Arman Tayran, and one of the interesting points in its performance is the accompaniment of a group of cinema and theater artists.
The images of this documentary show were recorded with the presence and accompaniment of artists such as Manijeh Hekmat, Kianoush Ayari, Majid Jalali, Hassan Amin, Dawood Nouei, Ahmed Bokharai, Amir Dezhakam, Majid Mozafari, Nasim Adabi and Hamid Mahisafet.
This show is staged with the voice of Sajjad Afsharian.
Badralsadat Berjani, Mehdi Pourkhedari, Iman Dabiri, Azin Raouf and Fereydoun Valai are the names of the actors of this show in alphabetical order. Sara Dadashpour and Korosh Zhetkesh are young actors who appear in “Lahad”.
According to the announcement of the media consultant of this show, the poster of this show was unveiled at the same time as the ticket sales of “Lahad” show started on Tiwal website.
Other actors of this show include Saeed Yazdani: stage designer, Reza Khedraei: lighting designer, Mehrnoosh Bayani: costume designer, Farhad Tavakoli: poster and brochure designer, Fatemeh Arab: photographer, Ali Khatami: music, Mona Tasbihi and Seyed Mohammad Javad Seidizadeh: Assistant Director, Negar Amiri: Media and Communications Affairs, Kamelia Mafi: Virtual Space, Mohammad Nikbakht: Public Relations, Korosh Tavakoli, Mohammad Reza Rafati, Mehtaj Jaber Ibn Ansari and Sam Chehraghi: Teaser Makers, Delaram Sanei: Stage Secretary, Arif Ehtsham and Mehdi Iqbali: stage assistants, Samia Khaste: tailor named.
“Lahd” show is not suitable for viewers under 15 years old. Those interested can buy tickets for this show, which will be staged on Monday, June 29 at 20:30 at Hafez Hall, from Tival’s website.
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