Theater | Chasse en Enfer

Fasten your seatbelts, because the walls of the Auberge du Clos des Cerfs are about to shake. This place is masterfully run by Germaine and her poor husband Victor, who is trying to survive caught between a domineering wife and a mother-in-law he can’t stand the sight of. The living(…)

Fasten your seatbelts, because the walls of the Auberge du Clos des Cerfs are about to shake. This place is masterfully run by Germaine and her poor husband Victor, who is trying to survive caught between a domineering wife and a mother-in-law he can’t stand the sight of. The living situation is bound to spark some drama with the arrival of new guests. Two English ladies, Miss Betty and Miss Mary—both prim and proper and afraid of everything—an eco-activist, Stéphanie, in the midst of an anti-hunting crusade, and the two hunters, Robert and Félix. Robert is the desperate voice of reason; he spends his time trying to rein in that devil Félix to keep him from causing the worst possible disasters. Félix is completely off the wall, unpredictable, and brimming with enthusiasm. He shoots at anything that moves.
Bring tissues—not to cry from sadness, but to cry from laughter.