I love (and hate) you, Iran

Biculturalism as an identity. Searching for what it means to be Iranian, Belgian and, above all, oneself, I love (and hate) you, Iran brings a cutting love-hate declaration to a homeland to which there is no return. Actor and rapper Armin Mola takes on the role of Dariush Omidi, who has to start a new life in Turnhout at a young age. Word, music and dance merge into a funny, moving and partly autobiographical monologue.

Armin Mola made a first version as a graduation project at the Kunsthumaniora Lemmensinstituut in Leuven and then reworked it under the wings of fABULEUS into a fully fledged performance. This is his first own theatre show, but you may (re)know him from the Ketnet series Hoodie, The Voice Kids or Humo's Rock Rally.

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fABULEUS ^(Belgium) & Armin Mola ^{(Iran / Belgium)}

Practical info

I love (and hate) you, Iran

fABULEUS (Belgium) & Armin Mola (Iran / Belgium)

Practical info

fABULEUS ^(Belgium) & Armin Mola ^{(Iran / Belgium)}