The funny life of Sandrine...

It's not because you're an elegant woman in every sense of the word that you don't feel the need, from time to time, to let loose, even if it means being a tad politically incorrect!... As the modern woman that she undoubtedly is, Sandrine Sarroche, who left her sunny province and her career as a lawyer at the same time to come and burn up the stage in Paris, knows that her sharp eye for the habits and customs of her contemporaries, combined with her chic and shocking vision of life, has everything it takes to paint an uncompromising portrait of the world around her. After the tidal wave of "La Loi du Talon" (The Law of the Heel), in which she exposed with relish all the foibles and excesses of the people she met when she arrived in Paris's beautiful districts, she knows she can push the envelope even further and invite us to discover, between sketches and songs, new characters more insolent, more caustic, more hilarious than ever. It's enough to make us want to go back to Sarroche for a few more laughs about these funny times!

"Funny, powerful, bleeding, but always tender."

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