The Blue bird
The Blue Bird is the latest play performed by Abdul Hussein Nooshin. His life and practical actions are examined in order to seriously change the new Iranian theater. The title of the latest play is p…
The Blue bird
The Blue Bird is the latest play performed by Abdul Hussein Nooshin. His life and practical actions are examined in order to seriously change the new Iranian theater. The title of the latest play is performed by "Abdolhossein Noushin". His life and practical actions in order to seriously transform the new Iranian theater in the blue bird are examined. Seyyed Abdul Hussein Noushin is one of the first founders of the New Theater in Iran. After returning to Iran in 1309, he took seriously the activity in the theater and was able to set up Ferdowsi Theater in the 1920s with the financial support of two investors. Until 1327, Noushin staged many popular and successful performances and was able to have a profound effect on the culture of the society. In 1327, after the assassination of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, several suspects, including Noushin, were arrested and finally escaped from prison in 1329. He hid in the house of Turan Mehrzad and then Ezatullah Entezami for a while and was able to leave Iran in the same year. Noushin lived in the former Soviet Union until his death and never returned to Iran. Lerta Hiraptian, one of the prominent actors of 20 Khorshidi, was his wife, and Noushin called him Lorik. The sign of the seeker on his nose was a reminder of his childhood. —farzad farahvashi
The Blue bird
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The Blue Bird is the latest play performed by Abdul Hussein Nooshin. His life and practical actions are examined in order to seriously change the new Iranian theater. The title of the latest play is performed by "Abdolhossein Noushin".
His life and practical actions in order to seriously transform the new Iranian theater in the blue bird are examined. Seyyed Abdul Hussein Noushin is one of the first founders of the New Theater in Iran. After returning to Iran in 1309, he took seriously the activity in the theater and was able to set up Ferdowsi Theater in the 1920s with the financial support of two investors.
Until 1327, Noushin staged many popular and successful performances and was able to have a profound effect on the culture of the society. In 1327, after the assassination of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, several suspects, including Noushin, were arrested and finally escaped from prison in 1329. He hid in the house of Turan Mehrzad and then Ezatullah Entezami for a while and was able to leave Iran in the same year.
Noushin lived in the former Soviet Union until his death and never returned to Iran. Lerta Hiraptian, one of the prominent actors of 20 Khorshidi, was his wife, and Noushin called him Lorik. The sign of the seeker on his nose was a reminder of his childhood.
—farzad farahvashi.