Rezaei’s role as a translator was crucial in bridging the gap between audiences and global literary works. By translating plays and texts from other languages into Persian, he opened a window to international ideas, enriching the cultural discourse. These translations not only educated but also inspired a generation of artists and intellectuals. Reza Karam Rezaei passed away in Tehran in 1389 (2010-2011), leaving behind a profound impact on culture. His work continues to be studied and performed, reflecting the timelessness of his artistic vision. As a pioneer in theater, his influence extends beyond his lifetime, inspiring future generations of actors, writers, and directors.
