Seven Labours of Liberty is an original multidisciplinary theatrical production written and directed by Nakta Pahlevan that reimagines the epic structure of the Shahnameh to examine contemporary Iranian history through the performing arts. Integrating theater, movement, music, and multimedia, the work traces more than four decades of collective memory, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom. Rather than recounting historical events alone, the production explores the human experiences that shape identity, belonging, and hope. Created as both an artistic work and a cultural dialogue, Seven Labours of Liberty invites audiences from diverse backgrounds to engage with universal questions of justice, dignity, and resilience while introducing them to the richness of Persian storytelling traditions. Through an immersive theatrical language, the production demonstrates how contemporary performance can preserve cultural memory, foster empathy, and encourage meaningful cross-cultural conversation.