(Mexico City, 1956) Sabina Berman is an award-wining playwright, narrator, poet and screenplay author. She studied Psychology and Mexican Letters at the Iberoamerican University and theater direction at CADAC and at Teatro T. In 1974 she won the Science and Graphic Arts Academy Ariel Prize for the screenplay of Tía Alejandra. Her most represented plays include Entre Pancho Villa y una mujer desnuda, Muerte súbita, Molière, Feliz nuevo siglo doktor Freud and eXtras. Her latest books are El Dios de Darwin (2014) and Matemáticas para la felicidad y otras fábulas (2017).