Un Toit Pour 4

A play by Nicolas Vitiello. With Sandrine Arcizet, Elodie Ageron, Nicolas Vitiello, Romain Fleury. Les Grands Théâtres / Jérôme Foucher.

Directed by Anne Bourgeois. Comedy suitable for all audiences – Running time: 1h20. Camille, a single, dreamy and affectionately overbearing woman, decides to give her best friend Léa a weekend in the countryside. Léa, on the verge of burn-out, cannot switch off from work and sees her relationship wobbling. What could be better than a girls-only retreat in an isolated house, with no signal, and on the programme: mulled wine, yoga, romantic series… and even an improvised therapy session for Camille's depressed cat, ready to scratch any stranger. But no sooner have they arrived than a surprise awaits: Maxime and Julien, two forty-somethings who have just turned up, have also booked the house… on a different website! Their own plans: no girls, sport in the forest and beer-and-football nights. Maxime gave the weekend to Julien to lift his spirits after a painful break-up. After a tense moment, the four decide to share the house, for lack of alternatives: the nearest hotel is two hours' drive away and has no signal, so booking is impossible. But there is one snag… the house has only one bedroom. What was meant to be a zen interlude turns into an explosive house-share, full of misunderstandings, flirtatious games, revelations about relations between men and women… and fits of laughter. Because behind appearances, not everyone is telling the truth about their intentions. And some have not come to relax…