This nice play in 5 acts comes from Claude Magnier, translated by Hans Weigel.

France. After a car accident René (Christian Linzbichler) finds a cottage house. Nobody seems to be in there, so he uses the telephone and calls the local service. Jaqueline (Agnes Julia-Redl) is constantly unable to get some sleep so she used water-dissolvable sleeping pills. Unfortunately she left half the glass next to the telephone. As a result both, René and Jaqueline fell asleep in the same bed without recognizing each other. Trouble arises when Jaqueline’s husband Robert (Norbert Hermann) comes back from work…

I went to the premiere with my brother and was pleasantly surprised. Very well acted, very entertaining and also very well written this play has all it takes to be your choice if you like theatrical plays of that kind.

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