The time is 1950.

The place is Chez Leplée, a dingy, run-down cabaret in Paris, France. Here, every night, two fading chanteuses—Dominique and Fatiguée, along with their struggling composer friend, Jean-Paul-Pierre—eke out a meager existence performing the songs of their arch rival, the great Edit Piaf, at their tyrannical employer's insistence.

Until one night...

Book, music and lyrics by Gregg Opelka

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