Cuisine et dépendances

George, Charlotte, Fred, Jacques and Martine meet for dinner. One after another, they question, reveal and tear each other apart in the intimacy of the hosts' kitchen and under the amused gaze of the audience. A play from the 1990s whose words resonate perfectly with our times, since the subjects it addresses remain contemporary and human relationships are portrayed with accuracy and delicious cruelty. A clear-sighted illustration of the cultural weight surrounding the question of women's place in society. This social satire highlights the complexity of friendly and family relationships, as well as our relationship with celebrity and other people's success. A play that prompts reflection through laughter.