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"The G-Spot of La Chatouilleuse"

Laetitia Planté brings a unique and original world to the stage. With her full-throttle humor and provocative yet never vulgar style, she reveals the feminine secrets of the G-spot through a sensuous and biting repertoire. 69 minutes of pure pleasure delivered by boundless talent.

She sings for her friend “clito” and her handsome friend “ris.” With audacity and panache, she proves to us that a woman can speak freely about her “Rose” to dare to pay homage to Eros. Laetitia is a modern-day princess who weaves her operatic voice through sharp-tongued lyrics.

“The Art of Being Ghosted”

Romantic illusion in the face of the #aubergine hashtag… Ariel is a single mom to a 2.0 teen.
A sentimental loser, she thirsts for the ideal…
Some say “they’re all jerks,” but not all men, right? There’s a Prince Charming out there for her—she’s sure of it; Disney said so.
In the age of algorithm-driven love, when you catch the dating-app bug, you discover a pandemic of jerks, and after getting ghosted over and over, you end up chatting with ChatGPT—until the day when…
An unfiltered comedy for all generations that humorously and tenderly explores our modern loneliness.
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“The Lover”

Is a one-act play by British playwright Harold Pinter, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Written in 1962, the play breaks the rules and disrupts the game of desire: Sarah and Richard are married. So far, nothing out of the ordinary... but we learn from the very first line that Sarah has a lover, and that her husband accepts it, since he makes sure to come home from the office only after she’s had her affair.

“We’ll never lie to each other.”

After 25 years of marriage, you’d think you knew each other well—and yet!
Serge and Marianne are happy; married for several years, they’ve maintained the closeness and spontaneity of their early days. However, a minor fender-bender involving Marianne’s car will change the course of their lives. A