Un Soupçon d'Amitié - Théâtre Actuel - La Bruyère, Paris

UN SOUPCON D’AMITIE How far can one turn a blind eye for friendship? Synopsis: What would you do if your best friend was suspected of the worst atrocities?

UN SOUPCON D’AMITIE

How far can one turn a blind eye for friendship?

Synopsis:

What would you do if your best friend was suspected of the worst atrocities? This is the question Daniella and Louis are confronted with. We are in Argentina, in the 1960s. A stranger knocks on their door and comes to make terrible revelations about their friend Joachim. Will their loyalty bow to their suspicion?

A high-tension theatrical thriller with a historical backdrop, questioning the limits of trust and the depth of our values…

Artistic team:

Author: Philippe FROGET

Actors: Ariane Brousse, Simon Larvaron, Cyril Romoli, Philipp Weissert

Director: Chloé FROGET

Assistant Director: Amandine Chatelain

Set Design: Caroline Lowenbach

Choreography: Julia Bruel

Music: Christophe Charrier

Lighting: Damien Peray

Costumes: Christine Vilers

Production: Atelier Théâtre Actuel, Compagnie Le Jeu du Hasard, Karim Habra, Chloé Froget.

From 12 years old

GENRE: Contemporary theatre

Language: French

Duration: 80 minutes or 1h20

Photo credits: Frédérique TOULET

Dates and times:

From September 10 to October 11: Thursday 7pm / Friday 9pm / Saturday 6:30pm / Sunday 3pm

From October 13 to December 31: Tuesday 9pm / Wednesday 7pm / Friday 9pm / Saturday 4pm

PRESS REVIEWS:

Le canard enchaîné “A well-executed play, almost a detective suspense and four solid actors”

Vaucluse Matin “Through finely crafted dialogues and passionate tangos, the four actors draw us into a whirlwind of emotions, where every laugh hides a deep reflection”

La Provence “Subtlety and precision are the brilliant cornerstones of this magnificently performed theatrical thriller. Credible and powerful”

France Bleu “The joyful tone, between tango and festive dinner, gradually gives way to a palpable tension that keeps you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end”

Classique en Provence “A fascinating investigation that delves deep into human relationships and questions our loyalty”

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