What happened to Nadia Hosni?

In the introduction to this book of short plays, author Rabie Miftah says: "I fell in love with theater at a very early age, and this love focused on the role of the word in the theatrical system. This is what led me—during my university years in the 1970s—to devote myself to reading international and Arab plays through series such as World Theater, Arab Theater, and other publications. Sometimes I would read plays in English by American and English writers.
Naturally, I tried to write, but I would quickly end the experience after starting it, due to my fear of theater, which I consider both the most beautiful and the most difficult of the arts.
My enjoyment of the theater crystallized in reading texts and following some of them on stage. When I began my translation journey in 1987, I turned to English theater, preferring to translate very short plays, which are different from one-act plays.