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Author's name: Ghazi Al-Gosaibi

"Al-Qusaibi chooses these two characters from the acting profession; the man is a writer and actor, and the woman is a famous actress. This allows for a review of the conditions in this field and then drawing on international or Arab plays by making the long dialogue between the two sides of this play embody the characters of human models in their conflicts and tragedies... Al-Qusaibi wanted to wage a fierce war between the woman and the man in a long debate, each presenting their arguments and calling upon models from recent and distant history, and even the present. Here, the positions change according to the interpretation of each of them, especially since they both draw on contemporary interpretations of thinkers or writers, both male and female, who support women and their issues, or are enthusiastic about defending men."