[Théâtre] Face A

The play begins like a serious conference, with Excel spreadsheets and diagrams. Here, love and relationships are explored through sociology and philosophy. But the terrain soon becomes slippery, and the great theories give way to songs and popular culture. With humor and self-mockery, Louise and Léa take us down the path of intimacy, in a fiction that is sometimes absurd, sometimes strikingly realistic.
Why can't I find the right shoe? What's wrong with me? Do I need to change something? But what is it? Many of us ask ourselves these questions, but in the end, aren't our behaviors in love a reflection of a society in disarray?
Face A, like the first side of a cassette, is a joyful celebration of our obstacles and our loves, seen from the women?s side.

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