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Latest News: Talking Fresh: Courage, Our Word Timely. Tragic. Powerful. Now Magazine: Next Stage review: Winter Of 88 Istvan Reviews: WINTER OF 88 ⏤ 2020 Next Stage Festival Swim Team, November 2019 at Theatre Centre, Toronto Winter of ’88 by Mohammad Yaghoubi at the 2020 next stage theatre festival ‘The Only Possible Way’ at Canadian Stage Dance of Papers in Toronto GLENN SUMI (Now Magazine): About Swim Team Mooney on Theatre: About Swim Team Swim Team 32 Words for writing a screen play or a play for stage (Writing Workshop with Mohammad Yaghoubi) Interview With Mohammad Yaghoubi-Toronto

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2020

Winter of ’88

2019

Swim Team

2019

The Only Possible Way

2018

Dance of Torn Papers

2018

Angels in Iran

2017

Sleeping in an Empty Cup

2017

The Monsters

2017

Iceland

2016

The Pillowman

2016

A Moment of Silence

2016

Proof

I have known Mohammad as an extraordinary playwright, director and dramaturg for many years. As a remarkable theatre artist he has contributed significantly to the Iranian performing arts industry over the past two decades. He has recently made Canada his new home and is working his way from a scratch to gain his place in this theatre community.

Soheil ParsaArtistic Director of Modern Times Stage Company

From the moment I had the good fortune to read Mohammad Yaghoubi’s poetically elegiac and moving play A Moment of Silence, I hoped to see it produced here in Toronto. A timely and timeless piece of theatre

Sam ChaitonPlaywright

Never stodgy, Yaghoubi’s work is laced with humour, while maintaining the serious point of view of people living in a dangerous political environment. When I read A Moment of Silence I immediately thought of it being produced in English and introduced to a Canadian audience, who might have the tendency to take democratic freedoms for granted.

Mark GordonNovelist, Poet, Language Teacher

(A Moment of Silence)… offering from a veteran artist throws into sharp relief the importance of hearing the storied poets whose years defy the wisdom in their works. This approach to unfathomable change within a lifetime encapsulates the way art can span revolutions and make sense of things we have experienced yet cannot articulate for the sake of beholding with objective clarity before us. A highly acclaimed play making its debut in Canada, bringing bold perspective to our all too apathetic political spheres

Tara Beaganwriter/theatre maker/indigenous arts activisthttp://summerworks.ca/2016/artists/a-moment-of-silence/ – http://summerworks.ca/2016/artists/a-moment-of-silence/

An unexpected contemporary play from a culture we do not meet every day, A Moment of Silence by the foremost Iranian playwright Mohammad Yaghoubi, charts the recent history of the country of which we hear plenty on the news but about which we do not know that much. There are elements of Pirandello in the play…

Michaela PříkopováAbout “A Moment of Silence” performed in Praguehttp://www.mistnikultura.cz/file/114395/download?token=kszw-gN1 – http://www.mistnikultura.cz/file/114395/download?token=kszw-gN1

Hailed by many as one of the best Iranian plays written after the 1979 revolution, A Moment of Silence investigates the impact of the revolution through the imagination of a writer who falls victim to the Chain Murders of intellectuals and artists in the 1990s. Widely acknowledged for his layered and imaginative approach to realism, Yaghoubi is an outspoken artist who continues to challenge the governmental systems of control.

Golden Thread Productionshttp://www.goldenthread.org/season.htmhttp://www.goldenthread.org
June 20, 2018

I saw the play (Angles in Iran) last Friday night and I was mesmerized by the very unique script, creative directorial work, and dedication of the actors. It was indeed a great pleasure to watch something that was not dull and repetitious while conveying an important message. Thanks to Mohammad Yaghoubi for being such, ingenious visionary artist.

Niaz SalimiActress
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