Independent show hosted by the National Theatre of Bucharest. The responsibility for the quality and content of this event lies solely with the organiser!

Not recommended for children under 14.

A modern comedy, currently playing in Paris, that humorously touches on uncomfortable situations in today's society.

Carla (Maia Morgenstern) and François (Marius Bodochi) are an atypical yet classic couple. Married for 30 years, each has been hiding something all this time - Carla her genetic inheritance and Francois his mentality. One day, Carla is forced to affirm who she was, and more importantly what she was before marriage, and Francois to admit his misogyny, obtuseness and hypocrisy. The collision of these two worlds gives birth to a comedy that is totally unusual in the Romanian theater landscape, fully contaminating and surprisingly modern, but balanced.

Classic couple comedy is amplified here. A truly surprising couple has love as its main ingredient. Love heals everything and changes everything. After conflicts that are hard to overcome, situations that are difficult to accept, an ordeal that never seems to end, the two will finally return to their peace after a hug. Actress Maia Morgenstern gives an altogether unusual role, bringing a contaminating and sunny humor. Carla is a special woman and Maia Morgenstern creates her with absolute mastery. Actor Marius Bodochi brings such a vivid energy to the role of this well-versed politician who will be shaken by totally inconvenient truths. With unique skill, Marius Bodochi plays an exceptional and unprecedented role in the misogynistic Francois, mayor of Paris.

Actors Razvan Oprea and Diana Stancu row in the same boat playing two authentic and different characters, exponents of the new world and coloring the existing comic situations, each one defending their own point of view and personal good. Rachon (Razvan Oprea) is a progressive politician campaigning against Francois, and Louise (Diana Stancu) is the adopted daughter of the main couple who stirs up a situation that is out of place for the perfect family image built up to the current time. A comedy performance from which spouses or lovers will always leave holding hands.

"At the end of the day, the only thing that matters between two people is love. The rest are details." Razvan Oprea

Translated by Andreea Codrea-Boeriu