Anjo Rihane is a Lebanese actress and writer, born in the town of Kfar Sir in Southern Lebanon. She moved to Beirut at the age of eighteen, where she began her academic and artistic journey. She first earned a degree in visual arts and worked as a drama and visual arts teacher in 2000. She later honed her craft at the Institute of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University, graduating with a diploma in acting and directing. Rihane began her professional acting career in 2005, quickly establishing herself as one of the most prominent actresses in Lebanon and the Arab world. Rihane is renowned for her exceptional ability to transition seamlessly between comedy and tragedy. She gained widespread popularity through her role in the satirical comedy show "Mafi Metlo". In cinema, she participated in notable films such as Nadine Labaki's acclaimed "Where Do We Go Now?". In television drama, she has delivered diverse performances in series like "Salon Zahra," "Crystal," "Wa Akheeran," "Cello," and "Al-Shahroura." However, her most significant impact has been in monodrama theatre. Her collaboration with writer and director Yehya Jaber resulted in a successful trilogy of one-woman shows: "Esme Julia" (My Name is Julia), "Mjaddara Hamra," for which she won a best actress award, and "Shu Mnelbos." These plays, which blend autobiography with pressing social issues, have toured extensively in Lebanon, the Arab world, and beyond, solidifying her status as a formidable stage performer.

Anjo Rihane achieved significant success in monodrama through her collaboration with writer-director Yehya Jaber. Her one-woman show "Mjaddara Hamra" has been performed hundreds of times since its 2018 debut across Lebanon, the Arab world, and Europe. The play tackles women's issues through a unique blend of black comedy and tragedy, earning her the Best Actress award at the Lebanon National Theater Festival in 2020. Rihane was part of the cast of Nadine Labaki's internationally acclaimed film "Where Do We Go Now?". The film, which addresses sectarian divisions, won numerous awards, including the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. Her role in the film helped elevate her profile on the international cinema stage. She has made a distinct mark in television drama with complex and varied roles. Notable performances include her role as "Maisam" in the series "Salon Zahra," which dealt with domestic violence, and as "Nada" in "Crystal." She has also participated in successful joint Arab productions like "Cello" and "Wa Akheeran," showcasing her versatility as a dramatic actress.

She obtained a degree in Visual Arts, followed by a diploma in Acting and Directing from the Institute of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University.