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"Une semaine pas plus" has been delivering laughs for two years... and is back for a third consecutive season!<div> Paul tricks his partner Sophie into thinking his friend Martin is going through a rough patch and needs to stay with them for a while. In reality, he hopes this cohabitation will cause their relationship to implode. Caught in the trap, Martin agrees... but sets one rule: one week, no more!</div><div><br></div><div> What follows is a totally explosive ménage à trois, a veritable game of musical chairs where lies, manipulations, low blows and absurd yet irresistible situations follow one another.</div><div><br></div><div> Written by Clément Michel, this comedy falls squarely within the grand tradition of boulevard theatre: a vicious cycle where each lie leads to another, culminating in the most exhilarating chaos. A perfectly oiled comic mechanism, where—as the author himself says—imposture and mishaps are the true engines of laughter.</div><div><br></div><div> Created in Paris and performed for several years in the biggest venues, the play has become a must-see, exported to many countries and even adapted internationally with phenomenal success.</div><div><br></div><div> A fast-paced, biting and terribly effective comedy, carried by a trio of characters who are as endearing as they are formidable.</div><div><br></div><div> <strong>Did you know that?</strong></div><div> "One Week, No More" is the first revival of a Parisian hit by La Comédie des Alpes, which until now had only presented original productions. This choice makes sense: Thomas Caruso Aragona himself played the role of Martin in the Toulouse production of the play about ten years ago. He considers it a pivotal role in his career, given the freedom it offered in terms of acting style, pacing, and imagination.</div>