The note - Audrey Schebat

Leave everything without even saying goodbye? 

That’s what Julien wanted to do, and what Maud cannot forgive him for. He, a famous psychoanalyst, and she, a world-renowned pianist, will be forced to take stock of their lives and their relationship. Ranging from anger to humour, their intimate confessions come pouring out in a last-ditch attempt to return meaning to their lives. One night to part from each other or to fall in love again. One night to reinvent their destiny.

Written and directed by Audrey Schebat, the play immerses Julien and Maud in a review of their relationship and their existence after 30 years together. Deceptively light, the play examines relationships, the passage of time, dreams and fading desires. A bittersweet score, ultimately full of hope.
 

Direction

Audrey Schebat

Featuring

Sophie Marceau and François Berléand

Technicians

Assistant director: Stéphanie Froeliger

Set designer: Jacques Gabel

Lighting design: Laurent Béal - Assistant lighting design: Didier Brun

Costumes: Ariane Viallet

Music: Ayten Inan

Sound: Florent Livet

Production

Richard Caillat 

Arts Live Entertainment 

Fimalac Culture, in association with the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens

Approximate running time: 1h30 without intermission