The life story of a theater director in the play “What do the eyes see?”

According to Fars News Agency, the play “What do the eyes see?” Written and directed by Salman Sameni, which will be staged in the Altar Hall from October 9, 1400 and will continue until November 28, it is a work with philosophical and psychological themes that mixes the issue of art and thought and tries to dramatically Move the narrative forward.

This story tells the life of a theatrical writer and philosophical director who thinks that he has killed one of his celebrity actors with his penetrating gaze. In the lower layers of the text, the struggle between the glorious and popular art, the human standing on the borders of being and not being, and the narrowness of the disciplines of health and disease of the soul, the closeness of reality and fantasy are well reflected.

The play “What do the eyes see?” It tries to distinguish genuine art and thought from erroneous ideas, but in the narrative we encounter issues that raise the word originality with serious questions. Each of the characters in this play logically defends their rights and their kindness in this world, and this complicates everything.

This play will be staged in the Altar Hall from 18:00 to 19:00 from 18 October 1400 and will continue until 7 November. Mehdi Mehri, Hamid Bahoush, Roxana Nourbakhsh and Mahmonir Sadeghian are the actors of this play. Tickets can be purchased from the Tiwal website and the box office.

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