Hengameh Ghaziani | هنگامه قاضیانی

Born in 1349 SH
Hengameh Ghaziani is an Iranian theater, cinema and television actress and singer. In 2006 and 2010, he won the Crystal Simorgh Award of Fajr Film Festival. He graduated with a master’s degree in western philosophy from the University of San Francisco. He started his artistic activity in 1379 with the movie Sayeh Roshan directed by Hassan Hedayat and after that he turned to the theater and became a member of the group with the play Like Blood for Steak. Liu Theater went to the theater stage for the first time. In addition to his artistic activity, Ghaziani has translated the book The Land of the Indian Man, The Law of the White Man written by Wilcomb Washburn, and he has also participated as a judge in the Varna Festival in Bulgaria. In January 2015, he staged a women’s music concert at Vahdat Hall as a singer, performing unforgettable pieces of Iranian music arranged by Reza Tajbakhsh.