Remarks about
Jalal Tehrani
M.A. in Dramatic Literature
Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran
Full-Length Plays
- The Boatman (Qayeghrān) — Published in Sahneh Quarterly, No. 77.
- The Immature Olive
- Nefertiti
- The Tank — First published by Andisheh-Sazan Publications (2003); second edition published by Maktabe Tehran Publications (2016).
- The Single Cells — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
- Symphony of Dogs
- Ballad
- Hey Big Guy, Don’t Cry — Published in the Iranian Playwrights Association Anthology, , Theatre House of Iran (2012).
- On Educating the Younger Generation — Published by Maktabe Tehran Publications (2011).
- The Rank of Master — Published by Maktabe Tehran Publications (2011).
- Dracula — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
- Cinderella — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
- Macbeth 2001 — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
- The Second Seal — Published by Maktabe Tehran Publications (2016).
- Two Clowns and a Half — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
- The Season for Kite Hunting Season — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
Short and Medium-Length Plays
More than half of these works were published in theatre and general-interest periodicals during the 1990s. The author, however, has not compiled a complete archive of those publications.
- A Modern Theft from the Eternal Pure — Published in Donya-ye Tasvir (World of Image), 1999.
- Less Than Half an Hour — Published in Donya-ye Tasvir (World of Image), 1999.
- A One-Hundred-Year Instant Photograph — Published in Sahneh Quarterly, 1999.
- The Proofreader
- Only for Your Mother’s Sake
- The Soup Spoon
- The Single Cells — Forthcoming, Maktabe Tehran Publications.
- Around the World in Eighty Days
- The Last Knight Before Don Quixote
- View
- The Desert
- The Whale
- The Statesman and His Wife
- The Silver
- Reflection
- One Thousand Reverse Numbers
- The Violinist and His Assistant
- Small Wishes
- Approximately Fifteen Thousand Years Ago, and others.
Directed Productions
- Nefertiti — Performed at the 19th Fajr International Theatre Festival, Qashqai Hall (2001); public run at Theatre City, Hall No. 2 (2002).
- The Tank — Public performance at Molavi Theatre, 2002.
- The Single Cells — Premiered at the 20th Fajr International Theatre Festival, Molavi Theatre (2002); public run at Molavi Theatre (2003); performed at the Silk Road Theatre Festival, Germany (2003); revived at the 21st Fajr International Theatre Festival, Sangelaj Theatre (2003).
- Hey Big Guy, Don’t Cry — Performed at Entezami Hall, Iranian Artists Forum (2003); presented at the 21st Fajr International Theatre Festival, Molavi Theatre (2003); public run at the Main Hall of Theatre City (2004).
- The Tank — Revival at Molavi Theatre, Winter 2011.
- Listen to the Sound of the Earth — Public performance at Molavi Theatre, Autumn 2012.
- Cinderella — Public performance at the Main Hall of Theatre City, September-October 2013.
- Two Clowns and a Half — Public performance at Nazarzadeh Kermani Hall, Iranshahr Theatre Complex, December 2014–January 2015.
- The Season for Kite Hunting — Public performance at the Main Hall of Theatre City, July–August 2015.
- Around the World in Eighty Days and The Silver — Public performances at Maktabe
Tehran Theatre, Autumn 2015 and Spring 2016.
- Autumn Sonata — Public performance at Samandarian Hall, Iranshahr Theatre Complex, May 2017.
- Two Clowns and a Half — Revival at the Main Hall of Theatre City, December 2017–
January 2018.

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