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From left: Soheila Ghods-Tinat, Soussan Farrokhnia,
Manouchehr Namvar-Azad and Hamid Daneshvar
The play enjoyed excellent reception both from the audiences and from the theatre community. Just over 1,400 people came to see our work. |
From left: Hamid Daneshvar, Soehila Ghodstinat, Manouchehr NamvarAzad & Soussan Farrokhnia |
| This project helped a new community theatre (Omid) to get established. |
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Omid Theatre Hall in West London was a newly formed hall and few people were aware of its formation. Our publicity helped this community hall become well-known amongst our community, and other artists started booking the hall to stage their work. This, in itself will enhance the cultural life of our community, particularly in West London. |
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| Our play also brought the theatre life of two towns: Castle and Zigen in Germany to life for the Iranian ethnic minority, as they had not seen a Persian play in years. Our partner group in Germany believes that this will influence the authorities in those areas to allocate more budget to such cultural activities. |
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From left: Hamid Daneshvar; Manouchehr NamvarAzad, Soehila Ghodstinat, Soussan Farrokhnia |
We would like to take this opportunity to thank the generous support of:
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- The European Cultural Foundation ;
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- Our partners in Europe: ‘Disart’ in France; ‘Rawand’ in Germany
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- Nimrooz and Kayhan newspapers for their positive reviews
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- Radio Deutsche Welle (the German radio for Persian speakers) for reflecting this event.
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- And our audiences who encouraged us and laughed with us!
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Soussan Farrokhnia Director and Actress and Manochehr (Emanuel) Namvar-Azad Actor |
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Soheila Ghods-Tinat |
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Hamid Daneshvar and Soussan Farrokhni
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