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The Monnot Theatre is hosting performances of the play "Quatre Heures à Chatila" by Jean Genet. The play aims to describe the aftermath of the Sabra and Chatila massacre during the Lebanese Civil War and shows how the wounds can't heal and how dreams were shattered because of it. The play will be performed in French from January 17 to 20, and in Arabic from January 22 to 27
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