Abyss
A four-act poetic tragedy about people facing social injustice and being left alone with their experiences.
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A four-act poetic tragedy about people facing social injustice and being left alone with their experiences.
The poet and philosopher Omar Khayyam finds love with Sevda, but their happiness is broken when she is poisoned. His grief turns into a challenge to human cruelty, as love becomes the foundation of his resistance to oppression.
Sheikh Sanan, a Muslim scholar, falls in love with Khumar, a Georgian Christian woman. Their love drives him to reject religious divisions and defy the fanatics who persecute them; the pair finally find salvation in death. The verse tragedy sets ideal love and humanity against dogma and violence.
A legendary-historical tragedy about young Siyavush, raised in heroic traditions and committed to fairness. He seeks truth in Iran and Turan, but dies understanding that justice can be found only through struggle against despotism.
During World War I, the idealistic Arif is appalled by occupation, violence, crime, and betrayal. The Devil exposes how people sell their souls for wealth; as Arif falls under this influence, he murders his wife and brother and becomes greedy, abandoning his hopes for a freer, more humane world.
A five-act historical drama about Timur and the ideal of uniting Turkic, Tatar, and Mongol peoples under a Turan empire.
A four-act poetic tragedy about people facing social injustice and being left alone with their experiences.
The poet and philosopher Omar Khayyam finds love with Sevda, but their happiness is broken when she is poisoned. His grief turns into a challenge to human cruelty, as love becomes the foundation of his resistance to oppression.
Sheikh Sanan, a Muslim scholar, falls in love with Khumar, a Georgian Christian woman. Their love drives him to reject religious divisions and defy the fanatics who persecute them; the pair finally find salvation in death. The verse tragedy sets ideal love and humanity against dogma and violence.
A legendary-historical tragedy about young Siyavush, raised in heroic traditions and committed to fairness. He seeks truth in Iran and Turan, but dies understanding that justice can be found only through struggle against despotism.
During World War I, the idealistic Arif is appalled by occupation, violence, crime, and betrayal. The Devil exposes how people sell their souls for wealth; as Arif falls under this influence, he murders his wife and brother and becomes greedy, abandoning his hopes for a freer, more humane world.
A five-act historical drama about Timur and the ideal of uniting Turkic, Tatar, and Mongol peoples under a Turan empire.