Mosquito Rights is a play written and staged by Nuri in 1984. Mosquito Rights is a political satire mocking the mechanism of media. While the rights of billions are ignored, the death of a mosquito becomes the headline in order to satisfy the agenda of an oppressive minority.
The Last Festival is a play written by Nuri in 1983. An established sculptor is preparing a stunning sculpture for a major art festival. He is expecting an art critic to visit his studio and admire his artwork as always. But this time he meets another critic who analyzes his work differently and reminds him that he hasn’t much time left to clear up his sculpture for the last festival.
The Crimson Robe is a play written by Nuri in 1982 which gained him the best play award at Fajr Theater Festival in 1984. Fajr Theater Festival is Iran’s main stage contest.
The Purgatory Stop is a play written by Nuri in 1981 and staged by him in 1982. It was Nuri’s primary work experimenting with personification of abstract ideas; a notion which was developed in his later works. Death is an experience not to be missed by no single human being. A person has a near-death experience in which he realizes himself in a court. This court is like a stop in the path of his journey and Body descends in this […]