La dame à la capuche is a comedy that takes place in the public space in fine weather. It is a pleasure to surprise our peers with funny shapes where they can identify with the characters in situations as banal as comical. As we are convinced that the theater serves to entertain by educating, it will also be an opportunity to question the evolution of the representation of women since prehistoric times. Indeed, the lady with the hood is the name given to an ivory figurine of a little more than three centimeters, dating from about 25000 years, found in Brassempouy, a cave of the Landes, by Mr Piette at the end of the nineteenth century. The show uses buildings, steps and trees, in a journey guided by the old convertible of the characters, because for their wedding anniversary, our heroes have chosen to visit an exhibition on the Venus and Madonnas of prehistory far from home. It is then that the ingenuous mirror of the little ivory face acts as the revealer of the frictions of the couple who seemed model.