TEHRAN-The play The Midnight Library, loosely adapted from the name fantasy unique composed by Matt Haig has started its 2nd round of efficiencies at Malek Theater in Tehran.Following an extremely successful first run last winter season, which drew in 15,000 viewers over 70 nights and became one of the most-watched plays of the year, The Midnight Library started its 2nd round of performances on April 16 at the very same location and continues to get passionate audience reaction, IRNA reported.In the first round of the performance, Niki Mozaffari played the lead function; however, she has been replaced with Mona Farjad who joins Mohammad Shabanpour on stage.The 70-minute play has been directed by Mohammad Malekshahi based on a script written by Mojtaba Golestani and Nima Nafe.Originally released in 2020, the unique follows a 35-year-old English lady unhappy in her dead-end life who is offered the opportunity to experience lives she might have had if she had actually made different choices.When Nora Seed discovers herself in the Midnight Library, she has a possibility to make things right.
Up until now, her life has had plenty of torment and remorse.
She feels she has actually let everybody down, including herself.
However things will change.During the night, she tries to kill herself but winds up in a library handled by her school librarian.
The library is in between life and death with countless books filled with stories of her life had she made some decisions differently.The books in the Midnight Library make it possible for Nora to live as if she had done things in a different way.
With the aid of an old pal, she can now reverse every one of her remorses as she attempts to exercise her best life.
Things arent constantly what she envisioned they d be, and quickly her choices position the library and herself in extreme danger.Before time runs out, she must address the supreme question: what is the finest way to live?The Midnight Library was shortlisted for the 2021 British Book Awards Fiction Book of the Year.Matt Haig, 49, is an English author and journalist.
He has written both fiction and non-fiction books for kids and adults, typically in the speculative fiction genre.His other books include How to Stop Time, The Humans, The Radleys, and The Life Impossible.
He has likewise composed books for children, such as A Boy Called Christmas and the narrative Reasons to Stay Alive.The second round of The Midnight Library performance will remain on stage at Malek Theater, located at Malek St., Shariati St., through May 22.
Image: Mona Farjad (L) and Mohammad Shabanpour in The Midnight LibrarySS/.
This article first appeared/also appeared in Tehran Times