Andorra Play by Max Frisch (Farsi)

Description

"Andorra" by Max Frisch is a play that explores themes of identity, prejudice, and the complexities of societal judgment. The story centers on a young man named Andri, who lives in a small, isolated town. Throughout the play, Andri is confronted with the question of his identity, as the people around him hold misconceptions about who he truly is. The play begins with the announcement that Andri, raised in the town by an adoptive family, is supposedly the son of a Jewish man who was once involved in a scandalous incident. As a result, Andri faces growing suspicion and prejudice from the townspeople, who hold him accountable for the actions of his father, despite the fact that he is not to blame. As the story progresses, Andri grapples with the truth about his origins and the way others perceive him.