Description

What words remain when everything has been said?<div> This show is neither an ode to love nor a plea against it.</div><div> No.</div><div> It is more of a testimony. A simple testimony, both intimate and universal, about couples, the passage of time, commitment, isolation, passion, illusion, and fear.</div><div><br></div><div> Love is omnipresent in our societies and in our lives, but do we know how to talk about it? And how do we talk about it?</div><div> And if we are not always able to describe love,</div><div> If loving sometimes seems so difficult,</div><div> How can we live our love lives better, and prepare ourselves to live them better?</div><div><br></div><div> Guided by the confession of a lover, this one-man show probably does not aim to provide definitive answers to the questions above, but simply to share with the audience a journey through doubts, reflections, jubilation, and emotions, into which only our love stories are capable of plunging us.</div><div><br></div><div> And when words are no longer enough, as in love, you have to laugh, move, sing, shout, live... hoping to find a happy ending to the romantic dream.</div>