Veteran Iranian artist and head of the Theater House Actors' Center, Behzad Farahani, discusses the challenges faced by the working class and the artistic community in Iran. He highlights the disconnect between workers' families and theater due to current conditions and censorship. Farahani criticizes the influence of personal taste over censorship, the lack of attention to workers' issues in the arts, and the government's failure to support labor movements. He also reflects on the history of labor movements in Iran, the role of art in society, and the impact of economic and political factors on theater and cultural policy.