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(22 Jul 2011) SHOTLIST RESTRICTIONS: No Access VOA Persian/ No Access BBC Persian AP Television is adhering to Iranian law that stipulates all media are banned from providing BBC Persian or VOA Persian any coverage from Iran, and under this law if any media violate this ban the Iranian authorities can immediately shut down that organisation in Tehran. AP Television Tehran, Iran - July 17, 2011 1. Wide of the 15th Tehran International Ritual-Traditional Theatre Festival in progress in streets near Theatre Shahr (City Theatre) complex 2. Mid of young boy and girl dancers performing in traditional outfits 3. Mid of boys dancing with wooden sticks 4. Close of festival's logo 5. Wide of artists performing Parde-Khani (kind of historical storytelling with illustrative paintings used as a backdrop for performance art) 6. Close of storyteller recounting the story of Abraham 7. Wide of people watching the narration 8. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Abolfazl Varmazyar, Parde Khani storyteller: "The Ritual-Traditional Festival is held annually or biannually to keep alive our rites, custom and traditions. During the festival, different kinds of dramas, interludes and other stage performances with themes inspired from Iran's literature are performed. It is an excellent festival." 9. Mid of man with a peepshow 10. Close of boy looking into peepshow 11. Wide of Theatre Shahr exterior 12. Focus pull from face of nomad woman to coloured beads hanging in foreground 13. Mid of foreign tourists taking photos with Turkmen headgear from northeastern Iran 14. Tilt down from banner reading (English) "The 15th Tehran International Ritual-Traditional Theatre Festival" to children drawing 15. Close of father's hand helping his son draw with coloured pencil 16. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Sasan Rasoulpour, resident of Tehran: "Those who are not familiar with their own culture are far from their origin. I think it is important that all people get to know their native culture." 17. Tilt up of backdrop illustrations showing the Battle of Karbala (680 AD whereby Prophet Muhammad's grandson and 3rd Shiite saint was killed) used for Ta'zieh (historical passion-plays depicting sufferings of Shiite religious leaders and other religious stories) 18. Wide of a Ta'zieh stage and actors 19. Mid of actors acting out the story of Cain and Abel, children of Adam and Eve 20. Close of man playing trumpet to accompany show 21. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Toumaj Danesh Behzadi, theatre actor: "Unfortunately, little or no effort is made in our country to introduce our traditions and shows to the world because we are not very familiar with them ourselves. We only approach them for a limited period of time like this festival. Look at the crowd here - it should be like this more often." 22. Pan of people applauding 23. Close of teapots and samovar from old Iranian coffee houses 24. Close of coloured glass window 25. Pan from ceiling of Ghahve-Khane (coffeehouse) to man playing Tar (lute) instrument 26. Close of man playing lute 27. Close of audience laughing 28. Zoom in to actors performing comedy show for traditional Iranian coffee house 29. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Morshed (nickname meaning mentor) Mohsen Mirza Ali, young storyteller: "When you watch a live performance or song, it will influence you for days and words you have heard will remain in your mind, giving you a positive energy. Our traditional arts have the same benefit too and influence audiences positively. If it is credited by the authorities and more people get attracted to them, it will surely have many benefits for society." 30. Wide of Morshed Mohsen narrating a story Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...