To save her friend from burnout, Camille books an isolated house with no cell service. Surprise: two men have also rented it. Forced to cohabit with only one bedroom, their zen weekend turns into an explosive and eventful roommates situation.
Camille, a dreamy and endearingly overbearing single woman, decides to treat her best friend, Léa, to a weekend in the countryside. Léa, on the verge of burnout, can no longer disconnect from her work and sees her relationship faltering. What could be better than a girls' retreat in an isolated house with no cell service, featuring mulled wine, yoga, and romantic series on the agenda? But as soon as they arrive, surprise: Maxime and Julien, two forty-somethings who have just turned up, have also booked the house through another website! After a moment of tension, the four decide to live together. But there's a catch... the house only has one bedroom. What was supposed to be a zen getaway turns into an explosive roommate situation.
Location : Théâtre Galli
Type(s) of event : Theatre
Tips
Free nearby parking: Shows at the Théâtre Galli and the Petit Galli: The Esplanade car park, located at Sanary harbor, is free from 8:00 AM to 1:30 AM upon presentation of an admission ticket. For each show, a car park exit ticket will be given to you by the security guards at the Theatre.
Shows at the Salle du Colombet: Free parking at the Vikings Casino car park.
Snacks & Drinks: In the Petit Galli, light refreshments are available at the theatre bar before each show.
Accessibility: The Theatre is equipped with an induction loop and offers access for people with reduced mobility, including a new platform lift to access the Petit Galli. Information is available at the Theatre reception desk. Tickets can only be purchased directly at the Theatre.
Accessibility
- Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
- Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
- Reserved space 330 cm wide < 100 m from the site
- Lift (80 x 130 cm) and door >= 77 cm
- Incline >5% but reasonable
- Magnetic loop available at the reception