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If it were to be done again, Ruquier's cult comedy that revealed Palmade/Mergault, returns to the stage in a modern, crazy and energetic version.<div> Welcome to Dr. Jouvence's ultra-private clinic, where patients come one after another to have their noses, lips, breasts, or hips altered. Celebrities in search of perfection, anonymous clients with insecurities, overworked secretaries, and jealous wives mingle in a joyful chaos where appearances sometimes matter more than anything.</div><div><br></div><div> But the arrival of a new secretary who is as charming as she is clumsy, the growing jealousy of Madame Jouvence and the pointed remarks of the indispensable Madame Carnot will quickly transform the clinic into a veritable battlefield.</div><div><br></div><div> Between misunderstandings, cutting remarks and colorful characters, If I Had to Do It All Over Again humorously paints an irresistible portrait of our contemporary obsession with appearance and eternal youth.</div><div><br></div><div> A refreshing comedy that certainly won't make you age.</div><div><br></div><div> <strong>Did you know that?</strong></div><div> When it premiered at the Théâtre des Variétés in Paris, Si c'était à refaire (If I Had to Do It All Over Again) was a huge popular success, thanks in particular to the now-iconic chemistry between Pierre Palmade and Isabelle Mergault. At the time, the play played a major role in establishing Isabelle Mergault as a leading figure in comedy theatre, far beyond her television image alongside Laurent Ruquier. Their onstage duo resonated so deeply with audiences that some spectators would sometimes return to see the play several times simply to witness their exchanges and their knack for improvisation.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>