Lune de rire’ play

Two foetuses in their mothers' wombs, they meet every afternoon in the public garden.
public garden. As is their wont, the mums talk about motherhood and the future of their offspring, giving our 2 foetuses the chance to do the same, and to mock the everyday environment. We'll soon have to think about the ‘arrival’!
Dying laughing, but then what? As Shakespeare said when he was speaking French: ‘that is a question’... ! An old-fashioned pseudo-opener interferes in the show with announcements that are as zany as they are surreal. This character is a scene-binder, a bridge that prepares the spectator for the general mood.
We go from laughter to giggles, while subtly receiving a few messages... And yes!

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