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TEHRAN – An Iranian troupe by director Maryam Shirazi is performing American writer Edward Albee’s play “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” at Tehran’s Sahne-ye Abi Theater.
The play is being staged based on a Persian translation by Siamak Golshiri.
Shirazi also plays a role in the drama starring Mohsen Akbari, Yeganeh Malekmohammadi and Mahbod
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TEHRAN – The Iranian publisher Rah-e Yar has recently published three books on General Qassem Soleimani in Arabic.
Written by Iranian writers, “The Last Apple”, “A Hero Like Me” and “A Man Who Could Speak to Pigeons” have previously been published in Persian by the publishing company.
The books have previously been showcased at several international
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TEHRAN – Iranian dish Jujeh Kabab (chicken kebab) has been selected as the world’s best chicken dish.
TasteAtlas, an online guide dedicated to traditional food, awarded the top spot to Jujeh Kabab in its list of the 100 highest-rated chicken dishes in the world.
The list which was published on Friday, also includes the Iranian cuisine of Morgh-e
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TEHRAN – The Sanati Contemporary Arts Museum in southern Iran is a great place to see the amazing legacy of our ancestors. Here, visitors can enjoy the beauty and complexity of these masterpieces, ranging from classic portraits to abstract forms.
Located in the heart of Kerman, the museum contains a great treasury of contemporary art pieces from
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TEHRAN — Iran’s Ardabil, the ECO Tourism Capital for 2023, is to organize familiarization tours for some Chinese and Russian nationals.
“We are organizing [familiarization] tours for some Chinese and Russian nationals. They will soon arrive in Ardabil to visit different areas of the province,” the provincial tourism chief said on Saturday.
In
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TEHRAN - Iran advanced to the AFC U17 Asian Cup Thailand 2023 semifinals with a 4-2 penalty shootout win over Yemen after the last eight tie ended 0-0 at the Thammasat Stadium in Pathum Thani, Thailand on Sunday.
Goalkeeper Arsha Shakouri was the hero, saving two of Yemen’s spot-kicks as Iran booked not only a last four meeting with either Japan or
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