Iranian Director Stages Ibsen’s “Rosmersholm” in Tehran
Tehran — Iranian director Sarvenaz Nankali presented a staged reading of Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen’s drama Rosmersholm at Homa Theater Hall on Sunday.
The performance revisited Ibsen’s psychological and political masterpiece, exploring themes of idealism, morality, and personal conflict in a modern Iranian context. Nankali’s interpretation emphasized the timeless tension between social duty and individual freedom.
“Through Rosmersholm, we reconnect with human struggles that cross all boundaries,” Nankali said, highlighting Ibsen’s continuing influence on contemporary theater.
The event attracted local theater enthusiasts and critics, celebrating the cultural exchange between Norwegian literary heritage and Iranian performing arts.
Author’s summary: Iranian director Sarvenaz Nankali reimagined Ibsen’s Rosmersholm in Tehran, bringing classic European drama into an Iranian cultural and political dialogue.
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