Prof. Dr. Bilqis Doski presents a scholarly investigation into the dynamic relationship between folk heritage and modern theatrical expression. This academic work delves into how contemporary Kurdish playwrights and directors are reviving and reinterpreting traditional myths, rituals, and narratives for the stage. It explores the methods used to integrate these ancient elements into modern dramatic structures, examining their role in shaping cultural identity, addressing current social issues, and creating a unique theatrical language that resonates with today's audiences, bridging the past with the present.