In a vibrant Parisian cabaret of the 1920s, a group of talented women comes together to form a comedy troupe. The protagonist, a young dreamer named Claire, has moved from a small town to the city in search of a life filled with laughter and glamour. At first, she faces the harsh reality of the entertainment world, but her indomitable spirit drives her to join a group of extravagant women, each with a unique story.
Together, these women forge an unbreakable bond as they navigate the ups and downs of show business. With the curtain as their refuge, they begin to write and perform skits filled with satire about society, challenging social norms and paving the way for a new type of comedy. As they gain popularity, their success attracts both applause and envy from other artists.
However, not everything is laughter and bright lights. Claire and her friends must navigate the complexities of fame, jealousy, and, above all, the struggle to be recognized in a male-dominated world. Amidst laughter and tears, they will realize that their true power lies in unity and friendship. Throughout this journey, each will have to confront her own past and find her voice, as they demonstrate that comedy, more than an art form, is a means of resistance and personal expression.