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The History of Kurdish Theater - Part 4

A Brief Article About Plays and Kurdish Plays

Zara Ali

The History of Kurdish Theater - Part 3

The History of Kurdish Theatre - Part 2

Hat and Goblet: The Failure of Free Thought in the Face of a Society Lacking of Understanding

The play takes us into the convict's daily life through flashbacks and lets us see the truth and falsehood of his crimes, his life, his relationships, love, and family.

The Theater of Following Your Savior: Darwesh or Godot

At the Darwesh or Godot theatre, music was also one of the main elements, and Kawar Art gave a magnificent look to the theater with his voice and drums. At a time when most of our theaters in the northern part of Kurdistan are translations from foreign languages, the presence of such theater artists who rely on original Kurdish texts and talk about the four parts of our country will increase attention and have a good impact on the Kurdish language and Kurdish theater.

The History of Kurdish Theatre - Part 1

In Kurdistan, like most Middle Eastern countries, before the arrival and development of the European form of theater and playwriting, there were a number of activities of theater forms. The most important folk theater traditions unique to Kurdistan are those performed during Newroz, the early spring festival that marks the beginning of the Kurdish New Year.

Mother Land Play

The Play of Mshko

Mshko’s play was written ironically due to the situation of Turkey and North part of Kurdistan at that time. This text is ironic in terms of its message and understanding.

"Shanishin Performance" Theater Group and a New Play

The 27th Kermanshah Theater Festival Commenced

In the festival that lasts three days, 17 theatrical works by 229 artists from all provinces of East Kurdistan will participate in the three-day festival.
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