“The House of Bernarda Alba” again at Tehran theater

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Buenos Aires in 1945.The play tells the story of a repressive and domineering widow who forces her five unmarried daughters to remain in
mourning for their father, sequestered with her on the family estate, for eight years
two Persian translations of the play, one by prominent Iranian poet Ahmad Shamlu and another by veteran translator Najaf Daryabandari.The
play has also been staged by many Iranian directors, one of which is Ali Rafiei whose performance was selected as the best play of the year
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