Briefly banned play traces sects' political morphings
Playwrights herald historically based drama as 'a way to talk about the present and the future at the same time'
By Jim Quilty
Daily Star staff
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
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"My blood was boiling," declares Rabih Mroue, his character recalling how he responded to the news that sectarian riots had erupted on Beirut's streets on January 26, 2007. "I left the TV on and immediately went to the Murr tower," Mroue explains, "since, due to my experience in the previous wars.
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