Les Amazones

Les Amazones, written in 2003 by Jean-Marie Chevret, with Chantal Ladesou, Fiona Gélin and Sonia Dubois, is a boulevard comedy that has become a cult favourite.

It follows Annie, Martine and Micky, three single women in their forties who share a flat and face life with humour and solidarity. The arrival of Guillaume, a fragile young man, upsets their balance and brings out their wounds, desires and contradictions.

Between laughter and emotion, the play tenderly explores female friendship, loneliness, love and rebuilding oneself.

Created at the Théâtre Rive Gauche in a production directed by Jean-Pierre Dravel and Olivier Macé, the play was an immediate triumph: more than 1,000 performances and the status of an essential popular comedy.

Twenty years later, it returns to a new life in 2025/2026, in a reworked staging by Olivier Macé, faithful to the original spirit while embracing today's codes.

The female trio is played by Jeanne Savary, Énora Malagré and Ariane Brodier, joined by Terence Telle and Thomas Vilan, giving the text a contemporary, intergenerational energy.

Reinvented in this way, Les Amazones stands more than ever as a funny, humane and unifying comedy, a subtle mirror of the relationships and bonds that save us. All audiences. Running time: 1h30, no interval.