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Indeed, in the society of Lea and Tom, the streets and schools have the names of famous women and it is the men who take care of the children. So, the two fake twins wonder as they try to figure out why the feminine trumps the masculine. “How do you get out of the shackle where too deep-rooted bases describe what a woman should be and what a man should be?” explains Léna Bréban.
Between inventiveness, humor and derision, the play is punctuated by projections of real advertisements that ironically demonstrate the inequality between men and women. At the end of the show, there was a debate between the artists and the audience.