Shahrokh Moshkin Ghalam
Shahrokh Moshkin Ghalam graduated from University of Paris VIII with a degree in History of Art and Theatre. He specializes in Middle Eastern folklore and mystical dance and has a deep interest in Indian, Indonesian and Flamenco dances.
Shahrokh joined the renowned Theatre du Soleil in 1991, where he played lead roles in Ariane Mnouchkine’s productions of “Tartuffe” “La ville parjure” and “Les Atrides”. In 1997 he established the Nakissa Dance Company and created: “A Persian Night’s Dream”, “The Route of Orient”, “Nostalgia or Ghassedak”, “The Seven Pavilions of Love” (Haft Peykar), “Omar Khayam,” “Les Danses Mythologiques,” “Mani the Bouddha of Light,” “Rumi Le Brule;“ and coming soon: “Hafez”.
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Meanwhile, he has also been playing in: “Twelfth Night” of Shakespeare directed by Christophe Rauck, “Romeo and Juliet” directed by Lionel Briand, “The Baccantes” of Euripide directed by Usevio Lazaro, “Soldier’s Tale” of Stravinsky and “La Diva D’Auschwitz” directed by Antoine Campo, “A Streetcar Named Desire” by Tennessee Williams directed by Phillip Adrian, “Kidnapping at the Seraglio” of Mozart directed by Jerome Deschamps and Macha Makeief.
He directed “Zohreh va Manouchehr” (Venus and Adonis of Shakespeare) in Persian and “Mardha va Chiz” (Men and Things) and “Kafaneh Siah” (Black Shroud). Since January 2005 he has been an official member of the “Comedie Francaise” (the house of Moliere) playing in: “Le Sicilien” of Lully-Moliere directed by Jean-Marie Villegier, “La Maison Des Morts” of Philippe Minyana directed by Robert Cantarella, “Pedro et Le Commandeur” of Felix Lope de Vega, directed by Omar Porras.
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website: www.shahrokh-nakissa.com
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