Soltan-e Mar Play by Bahram Beyzai

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"Soltan-e Mar" is indeed a play written by Bahram Beyzai, a celebrated Iranian playwright and director. The play is known for its satirical and humorous elements and is written in Farsi (Persian), which is the primary language of Iran. The play revolves around the life of a king and his minister, who face the issue of infertility and their desire to have children. They seek advice from a darvish (a mystical and wandering ascetic), who tells them of a solution: they must go to a garden and pick two apples, one red and one white, from a tree protected by demons. These apples, according to the darvish's advice, will enable them to have children. As the story unfolds, the king and the minister follow the darvish's guidance and succeed in obtaining the apples...