Description

Marriage: 55% money, 23% sex, 22% lies...<div><br></div><div> Businesswoman and stay-at-home husband: at Sophie and Romain's house, it's safe to say that the usual patterns are turned upside down.</div><div> Everyone is happy with the arrangement, until the day Romain's mother, determined to marry off her son, arrives unexpectedly to meet the famous Sophie.</div><div> The problem is: Romain has never spoken to his very traditional mother about his status as a stay-at-home dad...</div><div> Weddings are like funerals: they're only good when you're not in the first car!</div><div> Slamming doors, misunderstandings and chases are all part of this modern and explosive boulevard comedy that has already become a cult classic.</div><div><br></div><div> Brilliant originality: the show begins in the middle of the story, at a critical moment. It is therefore through a flashback that the audience will follow the plot, thus enhancing the viewer's interest in discovering, as the action unfolds, the whys and wherefores of this rather unexpected opening.</div><div><br></div><div> Using humor to address modern couple relationships, family relationships, and even professional interactions, authors Elodie Wallace and Pierre Léandri have created a popular comedy in the tradition of boulevard theatre, adding their personal touch and more modern references, such as those taken from successful American comedy television series, with a touch of asides between the characters (and definitely not the actors!) and the audience, thus creating a link that plunges the viewer into the story without restraint, and therefore, just like the characters, into the frenetic pace of the comedy.</div>