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

UN SOUPCON D’AMITIE How far can one turn a blind eye out of friendship? Summary: What would you do if your best friend were suspected of the worst atrocities? That is the question facing Daniella and Louis. We are in Argentina, in the 1960s.

A stranger knocks on their door and brings them terrible revelations about their friend Joachim. Will their loyalty bend in the face of their suspicion?

A theatrical thriller under high tension and against a historical backdrop, questioning the limits of trust and the depth of our values… Artistic credits: Author: Philippe FROGET. Cast: Ariane Brousse, Simon Larvaron, Cyril Romoli, Philipp Weissert. Direction: 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.

Ages 12 and up. GENRE: Contemporary theatre. Language: French. Running time: 80 minutes, or 1h20. Photo credits: Frédérique TOULET. 30pm / Sunday 3pm. From 13 October to 31 December: Tuesday 9pm / Wednesday 7pm / Friday 9pm / Saturday 4pm.

PRESS REVIEWS: Le Canard enchaîné: “A well-executed play, a almost policier-style suspense and four solid actors”. Vaucluse Matin: “Through crafted dialogue and passionate tangos, the four actors draw us into a whirlwind of emotions, where every laugh hides a profound reflection”.

La Provence: “Subtlety and precision are the masterful and brilliant cornerstones of this theatrical thriller, magnificently performed.