Coriolanus( ITFOK Festival _India)

About This Project

International Theatre Festival of Kerala (ITFOK)

The International Theatre Festival of Kerala (ITFOK) is held annually in Thrissur, India. This festival showcases a wide range of performances, from traditional to contemporary, fostering cultural exchange and interaction among artists from around the world.

Launched in 2008 under the leadership of renowned film and theater actor Murali, ITFOK has become a platform for sharing ideas and presenting diverse theatrical productions. The festival covers various genres and emphasizes cultural exchange by attracting independent theater groups from different countries.

Beyond performances, ITFOK hosts interactive workshops that offer artists the opportunity to engage with theater experts and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of theater production.

As an international theatrical showcase blending tradition with innovation and committed to inclusivity, ITFOK holds a significant place in the global theater calendar.

https://theatrefestivalkerala.com

About This Project

Playwrights:
Ehsan Rezvani, Sahar Salek (With special thanks to Mehdi Koushki and Hossein Barfinejad)

Directed by:
Mostafa Koushki

Producer:
Mostafa Koushki (Tehran Independent Theater)

Cast (Alphabetical Order):
Yazdan Darabi, Melina Rahmani, Reyhaneh Ranjbar, Shakila Samavati, Maham Sharifi, Armina Zia Noor, Hamid Ashouri, Sahar Abdolmalki, Soheila Kamari, Mostafa Koushki, Mohammad Amin Lotfi

Head Playwright:
Mostafa Koushki

Director Consultant:
Hasti Hosseini

Set Designer:

Mostafa Koushki

Costume Designer:

Hasti Hosseini

Composer:

Alisina Rezania

Lighting Designer:

Hassan Mohammadi

Graphic Designer:

Mehdi Davaei

Teaser Director:

Bahram Rameh

Media Consultant:

Babak Ahmadi

International Relations Manager:

Shadi Azmoudeh

Produced in Tehran Independent Theater

Synopsis:

The legendary Roman general Gaius Marcius Coriolanus, thriving in war and politics during the 5th century BC, seeks political leadership. However, facing opposition from the people of Rome, he allies with the enemy to exact revenge on his own city.