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Years of work in one room — documentary theatre, comedy, war and memory, women’s stories, and student graduation pieces.
A documentary-style personal play about childhood, the Lebanese civil war, displacement, family memory, and the refusal of war. It mixes live theatre with filmed family testimony and images.
A play around final moments before departure, death, childhood memories, solitude, and the search for peace.
A black comedy about friendship, Lebanese contradictions, daily life, sadness, humor, and whether life is worth carrying all this weight.
A play centered on two women trying to hold forty-day memorial services for their husbands while grief is blocked by pandemic rules.
Based on a real story about a young girl forced into domestic work instead of going to school.
A woman's life through family, religion, love, marriage, divorce, and unfair personal status laws in Lebanon.
A black comedy built around a dead man whose corpse refuses to leave.
A work dealing with gender-based violence, taboos, and the private life of a married woman inside a patriarchal society.
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