Abbas Nalbandian’s ‘Others’ is examined

A specialized meeting dedicated to reviewing Abbas Nalbandian’s play “Others” was held at the Book City Institute, with the presence of critics and researchers. This session aimed to delve into the structural and thematic elements of Nalbandian’s significant work.

During the event, Dr. Ali Abbasi, a literary critic, emphasized Nalbandian’s unique style and his contribution to modern Persian drama. He highlighted how “Others” challenges conventional theatrical norms through its experimental narrative and deep philosophical questions about identity and existence.

Another speaker, Professor Zahra Karimi, discussed the socio-political context in which Nalbandian wrote, explaining how the play reflects the anxieties and aspirations of its time. She noted the play’s enduring relevance, citing its exploration of universal human experiences.

The discussion also touched upon Nalbandian’s use of language, his character development, and the impact of his work on subsequent generations of Iranian playwrights. Attendees engaged in a Q&A session, offering diverse interpretations of the play and its themes.