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Between the Grave and the Moon

Nasser Rahmaninejad is a prominent director and playwright from Iran. His new play, Between the Grave and the Moon: Chronicle of a Poet's Death,recounts the last days of Iranian poet Mohammad Mokhtari before he was murdered by the Islamic Republic of Iran's agents. This theatrical monologue is an effort to resurrect the voice of the poet to describe his own last days. Tickets available today!

The Death of the King

Beyzaie's play tells the story of an ordinary family charged with treason, accused of killing their nation's ruler. This highly-inventive and physical production explores the vulnerability of ordinary citizens struggling under the extraordinary circumstance of their political fate. nspired by events that occurred 1,300 years ago, this play remains profoundly relevant to our times. Directed by award-winning Canadian director Soheil Parsa. tickets on sale.

Tarabnameh

A hadji sets out to sell his servant and buy in his place a young slave girl. On the way, they see a poet about to be beheaded; a young lover in search of a purloined beloved; and troubadours, their profession banned, desperate to bring joy and laughter to any face. In short, the world they see is all topsy-turvy. Reserve a Ticket Today.

The Department of Music Spring Quarter on sale March 2nd!

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In addition to ticketed events, the Department of Music presents many free concerts during the year. Find out about upcoming Music events here.