Robert Abirached has often told me that it is in the effervescence of the irrational, caught at the most intimate point of individual experience, that one must perhaps seek an alternative humanism, that is, a possible basis for a different order.

One day, one night, rather, I have a dream; I tell it to my mother; she understands. She throws the ball back into my court; I fail to catch it...

Linah Saneh was born in Beirut in 1966 and was educated at the University in Beirut and the Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris. She works primarily in theatre and has written, directed, and acted in numerous plays, including „Les Chaises“, in 1996; „Ovrira“, in 1997; „Extrait d´état civil“, in 2000; „Biokhraphia“, in 2002; and „Who´s Afraid of Representation“, in 2005. Saneh is lecturer in the Institut d´Études Scéniques et Audio-Visuelles at the Université Saint Esprit in Kaslik. Currently she is director in the domain of play at the Lebanese Association for Plastic Arts, Ashkal Alwan.