"Andy Warhol in Iran" is a thought-provoking play that reimagines the pop art icon’s 1976 trip to Tehran, where he was commissioned to paint the Shah’s portrait. Blending fact and fiction, the story follows Warhol as he encounters a young revolutionary, forcing him to confront the intersection of art, politics, and power. With sharp dialogue and a visually striking aesthetic, this compelling drama examines Warhol’s detached persona against the backdrop of a nation on the brink of change, offering a fascinating meditation on celebrity, propaganda, and artistic influence.