Stunning

As in Florence Hinckel's book Renversante, director Léna Bréban unravels the clichés of a world dominated by women. In Léa and Tom's society, the streets and schools are named after famous women, and the children are looked after by men. The play's inventiveness, humour and derision are punctuated by screenings of misappropriated advertisements that ironically demonstrate the inequality between men and women. After the show, there's a debate between the performers and the audience.