Description

A deliciously cruel play, both funny and subtle. George, Charlotte, Fred, Jacques, and Martine meet for dinner. They take turns questioning each other, revealing themselves, and tearing each other apart in the confiding atmosphere of the hosts' kitchen, all under the amused gaze of the audience.<br><br> A play from the 90s, whose words resonate perfectly with our times, so contemporary are the themes it addresses and so accurately and deliciously cruelly are the human relationships it portrays. A clear-sighted illustration of the cultural weight influencing the question of women's place in society.<br><br> This social satire highlights the complexity of friendships and family relationships, and our relationship to fame and the successes of others. A play that uses laughter to provoke thought.