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Normally: adverb, in a normal way, under normal circumstances.<div> Normally, everyone likes love stories; and that's good, because "Finally, Normally" is one.</div><div></div><div> A love story, but also a love story about life. And since we only have one life, we might as well live it to the fullest. Well, normally.</div><div></div><div> I'll tell you how I fell in love with the impossible, with the forbidden.</div><div><br></div><div> And most importantly, I'll tell you how much I learned: to appreciate the view from the top, you have to suffer on the climb. Apparently, that's part of the experience.</div><div></div><div> Actually, normally, a pitch is supposed to make people want to come see the show... Well, normally. So, are you coming?</div><div></div><div> Did you know that?</div><div></div><div> In 2016, Caroline Estremo was a nurse in the Emergency Department in Toulouse when, after a more complicated workday than usual, she posted a video about her working conditions which garnered over 1 million views.</div><div> Then followed: books, a film (La Fracture, C. Corsini), a TV show ("La Cuisine des Mousquetaires"), and shows including "J'aime les gens", a comedy show about the hospital environment.</div><div></div><div> With "Finally, Normally," Caroline Estremo tackles another essential theme in her life: love, particularly the love that leads her to leave her husband for her best friend. A funny and sincere one-woman show. A vital message of tolerance.</div>