The distribution of the playing space in "Sogra" is fair. The role assigned to each actor is the same for all the actors. It is a way for the two playwrights of "Sogra" (Narjess Ben Ammar and Hatem Derbel) to express their fears about an increasingly technologized world that is also devoid of mercy. The character played by Senda Ahmadi in 'Sogra' is named Kali. She is a Sudanese girl whose hands were amputated by gurus. With a highly refined sensitivity and a dancing gesture,