A Chalet in Gstaad, the play by Josiane Balasko returns to the Théâtre des Nouveautés

Theater of Novelties
Until January 28, 2024

A few years after putting on Nathalie Morin's ski boots in Les Bronzés sont du ski, Josiane Balasko is heading back to the mountains with her hilarious new play: A chalet in Gstaad!

Françoise and Jean-Jacques Lombard, very rich tax exiles whose fortune is based on their husband's inventions, are preparing to receive a couple of friends, Alicia and Grégoire Lagarde. He is a daddy's industrialist, Alicia is a wealthy aristocrat who is stupid at eating hay. Everything could go well, we are among people of the world (even if they are not necessarily the same), if Alicia had not become infatuated with a spiritual coach, a guru on the edges, who accompanies them to dinner. And inevitably, the veneer will eventually crack, especially when the guru tells them the worst : their fortune is threatened... and their “ crazy money {14 }” could well go up in smoke.

Book here

NOVELTIES THEATER, 75009
From €10 to €54

Published on 22 décembre 2023 à 10:00, mis à jour le 23 janvier 2025 à 10:42

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