Hossein Tavazoni-zadeh is a theatre maker and researcher. His works mainly revolve around the sense and memory of place in cinema, architecture, and theatre, and the social issues tied to the image of the past.

Hossein established the Kariz Performing Arts Group in 2012, directing a diverse range of site-specific, site-based, and stage performances, as well as short films. More recently, his focus has been on documentary theatre and online performances. His projects have been recognized with multiple awards at both national and international festivals. Notably, he received three consecutive accolades at the International Fadjr Theatre Festival: Best Play for "The Butterfly" (2017) and "Aras" (2019), and Best Performance for "Narges" (2018). 

Alongside his works at Kariz, he has taught and led workshops at institutes and theatre schools in Iran, the Netherlands, and France.  He has also collaborated as a writer, dramaturge, and stage designer with various companies and groups, contributing to a variety of theatre and film productions.  Furthermore, Hossein has served as a jury member at major theatre festivals in Iran.

As a PhD candidate at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, his doctoral research investigates the role of media and fiction in shaping the memory of and investing emotions in Iranian early modern and vernacular architecture.  He holds a master’s degree in Film Studies from Sooreh University, Iran. In his thesis, he explored Iranian site-specific theatre, concerning the use, and effects, of filmic ways of expression in representing architecture.