Passing in Esfand tells story of Minab school victims
A play about victims of a school tragedy in Minab, Hormozgan province, is on stage and will compete in an international theater festival.
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A play about victims of a school tragedy in Minab is on stage and will compete in an international theater festival.
A play about victims of a school tragedy is being performed in Minab. The play tells the stories of the victims and their families, using local traditions and culture.
Analysis
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The Play's Inspiration and Development":"Hassan Sobhani Minabi, the director of the play, was inspired by the victims of the Shajareh Tayyebeh School tragedy in Minab. The production was developed as an artistic work for the people of Minab, with Gholamiani and Nasiri among its central figures. The play seeks to preserve the memory of those affected by the tragedy.","
The Play's Content and Themes":"The play, titled 'Passing in Esfand', recounts the stories of martyrs Makan Nasiri and Mahmoud Gholamiani, two of the victims of the Shajareh Tayyebeh School tragedy. The production draws on local cultural elements, rituals, and traditions to tell the story of the victims and their families. The play also draws attention to the story of Makan Nasiri, one of the students killed in the attack on the Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab and Mahmoud Gholamiani, a 35-year-old Minab resident.","
The Play's Impact and Future":"The play has been selected for the 20th International Resistance Theater Festival and will compete in the festival's main competition section. The production is also representing Hormozgan province at the event. The play will remain on stage until October 10, with the venue accommodating 74 spectators each night. The play seeks to preserve the memory of those affected by the tragedy and place their experiences within the cultural and social context of Minab."}
Key points
- The play 'Passing in Esfand' is about victims of a school tragedy in Minab, Hormozgan province.
- The play aims to preserve the memory of the victims and their families.
- The play will compete in the 20th International Resistance Theater Festival.
- The play will remain on stage until October 10, with a capacity of 74 spectators per night.
- The play draws on local cultural elements and traditions to tell the story of the victims and their families.
The play could help preserve the memory of the victims and their families, and also promote understanding and healing within the community.
The play may not reach as many people as intended, and the memory of the victims may fade over time.



