Explore Les Belles-Sœurs, Michel Tremblay’s groundbreaking play, first performed in 1968. This two-act drama, set in Montreal, follows 15 working-class women gathered for a stamp-pasting party, revealing their struggles, frustrations, and dreams through sharp dialogue and humor. A defining work in Quebec theatre, it introduced joual, the local dialect, to the stage. Find more at Best Book Centre.