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Is it acceptable to announce that you've won the lottery to friends who have just lost a loved one?<p> Initially, Rémi and Julie were just popping in to say a quick hello to their friends to celebrate some good news: they won the lottery! But Clément and Jessica have just learned of the loss of a loved one and think their friends have come to support them.<br><br> Trapped in this evening they hoped would be joyful, Rémi and Julie decide not to say the reason for their visit and to lie as best they can... Which is to say, not very well!<br><br> Guilt, pettiness, bad faith, unspoken words—one person's happiness is another's misfortune, much to your amusement... But when they learn that the dead man isn't quite dead and that it's still possible to save him with the money they've earned, they'll have to make a decision! In the end, who will be the ham?<br><br></p><p> <strong>Did you know that?</strong><br> After spending years with Jacques Mailhot, Bernard Mabille and Jean Guidoni at Les Deux Ânes, and at the "press review" of Paris-Première, Florence Brunold created the role of Julie in Le jambon at the Edgar theatre, alongside Les Décaféinés, the famous crazy duo... To form an explosive trio!<br><br></p><p> <strong>Namely:</strong><br> To ensure we provide the best possible service to people with reduced mobility, please contact us using our FAQ: https://www.billetreduc.com/Faq<br> <strong>Accessible seating is only available in category 1.</strong></p>