Four childhood friends unexpectedly reunite. Without knowing what brought them back together and why, they decide to take action "so that bosses don't take advantage of us, so that we aren't spat on the street, so that we aren't afraid to go home at night, and generally, you know, for all of that."

Step by step, we follow their journey towards creating a secret feminist group, as well as their reconnection, the doubts and obstacles they encounter, in a story filled with humor and sensitivity, wavering between action and narrative, between realism and imagination.

The play by Danai Liodaki addresses issues such as gender-based violence, female oppression, and sexual harassment, through the lens of women's empowerment and the bond of female friendship. With a satirical, humorous, yet biting approach, it highlights contemporary social issues with the aim of raising awareness, awakening, and activating, not only women, as the directly involved, but society as a whole.