Description
In 1957, five brides-to-be were studying a manual intended to prepare them for married life. The recommendations, though historical, seem absurd today (drinking beer daily to stay hydrated, dusting babies with asbestos...). On stage, accompanied by a pianist who occasionally steps into the role of the husband, they sing and dance their way through their anxieties.
As the pages and songs unfold, appearances begin to crack, and each woman reveals her doubts about this stranger she is about to marry. Brought to life by five sparkling actresses, this delightful interlude blends laughter and poetry to celebrate the journey toward emancipation.
