The Girl Whom the Wind Took Her Father

City: Tehran

Company: Mobarak and I

Play Designer, Playwright & Director: Homa Jeddikar

Puppet Designer & Maker: Setareh Khoramzad

Rehearsal Puppet Designer & Maker: Faezeh Fayz

Puppet Maker’s Assistant: Bita Pahlavani, Raha Arshid, Naghmeh Nami

Set Designer: Ghazaleh Mehraban Yekta

Puppeteers: Maryam Iranmanesh, Amir Mohammad Ensafi, Hami Alizadeh

Assistant Director: Zahra Sheykholhokamai

Musician: Ali Jabari

Photographer: Salma Pooramin

Poster & Brochure Designer: Faezeh Feyz

Technique: Mix

Audience: Family

Duration: 60 min

 Plot Summary: Due to the embezzlement that Haji has done, he is devoid of humanity and now he is very light, hence he easily blown by the wind. Haji has been running away from the agents for three months, during this time Mobarak, Haji's assistant wants to marry his daughter. At the wedding, suddenly Haji falls from the sky and the interrogator arrests him but... Director’s Not: In Iran, kheymeh-shab-bazi and siah-bazi are some of the plays that are accompanied with humor and have a tremendous value from the point of view of critics, parody, and verdict. This type of play criticizes the problems of the society to lessen the heavy loads of every day’s life and reduce the suffering of the hard-working people.