Selected writing, directing & acting works
Bride of the Pomegranate is a theatre production written and directed by Hossein Jamali, staged in 2025 at Iranshahr Theatre in Tehran. Drawing on Iranian rituals and folklore, the play explores contemporary social issues through a symbolic narrative. Baha Morshedi appeared in the production as an actor.
"Centenary" is a documentary directed by Baha Morshedi, produced for the centenary of Ahmad Shamlou's birth, featuring an interview with Aida Shamlou, telling the story of a century with this great poet.
"Jondishapour: The Lost Civilization" is a short documentary directed by Hamid Naseri Moghaddam, written by and starring Baha Morshedi, portraying a symbolic journey between past and present in the scientific civilization of ancient Iran.
"Bloods Heed" is a play written by Shahram Ahmadzadeh and directed by Mehdi Mohammadi, offering a free adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth, featuring Baha Morshedi, telling the story of a theater group's struggle to stage a performance in the post-COVID era.
"KharSheftagi" is a witty and surreal novel by Baha Morshedi, retelling the quarrel between Don Quixote and his donkey from the donkey's own perspective.
"Unfinished Murders" is a play by Baha Morshedi that explores social issues and the theme of death through the story of a missing girl and the lives of five women, creating a haunting and ambiguous atmosphere.
"Unfinished Murders," written and directed by Baha Morshedi, creates a haunting and suspenseful atmosphere, telling the story of a missing girl and the lives of five women in a blend of comedy and tragedy.
"This Saddle Without a Horse" is a curated selection of luminous poetic lines by Hormoz Alipour, chosen by Baha Morshedi.
"A Person with Disturbing Thoughts" is a short surreal novel by Baha Morshedi exploring fluid identity, half-erased faces, and a world suspended between reality and delusion.
"I'm Breaking Down Here" is a play by Baha Morshedi that expressively portrays the domestic war between a husband and wife, in which the wife is devoured by her husband.
"I'm Breaking Down Here" is a play by Baha Morshedi that expressively portrays the domestic war between a husband and wife, in which the wife is devoured by her husband.
Four short stories continuing experimental fiction, focusing on atmosphere, language, and narratives between reality and poetic-mental layers.
Five short stories continuing the author’s narrative experimentation, focusing on human situations and storytelling between realism and non-realistic elements.
"Years Pass From This Photo" is a "photo-reading" performance by Baha Morshedi, featuring Shams Langroudi, that brings to life the hidden stories behind old photographs in a reflection on life and death.
"Years Pass From This Photo" is a photo-reading performance staged on October 17, 2015 at Baran Theater House in Tehran.
"The Council of Hamlet's Revenge" is a play written and directed by Hossein Jamali, blending Iranian theatrical forms with Western classical literature to stage the story of Hamlet's revenge at the Sayeh Hall of Tehran's Theater City.
"Men Killing and Women Killing" is a comedic play by Baha Morshedi that humorously critiques gender stereotypes through a role swap between a husband and wife, leading to the husband's pregnancy.
Experimental short fiction with a poetic tendency, where independent narratives explore the boundary between storytelling and poetic language.
"Women and Men" is a play by Baha Morshedi, performed in 2011 at university theater festivals in Turkey.
"Women and Men" is a play by Baha Morshedi, co-directed by Payam Azizi, performed in 2011 at university festivals in Turkey.
This short story collection is Baha Morshedi’s second book, focusing on experimentation in narrative form and the variety of tone and atmosphere in short fiction.
Baha Morshedi’s first collection of short stories, featuring 12 stories and published by Cheshmeh Publishing House in 2009.
"The Poor Macbeth" is a play written and directed by Payam Azizi, offering a fresh adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth by blending Iranian theatrical techniques and Ta'ziyeh.
A collection comprising a selection of poems by Mohammad Shams Langroudi, selected and introduced by Baha Morshedi.
"The Cherry Orchard" is a staging of Anton Chekhov's classic play, directed by Payam Azizi, featuring Baha Morshedi in the role of Lopakhin, performed at the 8th International University Theater Festival at Molavi Hall.