Performance by Alexandre Doublet and his team

A group of friends get together after a long absence. A Saturday night. A party. A night of alcohol and substances, games and love.

The story of Leïla, 45. A widow. Owner of the house. Inherited from her late husband and Alex's father.

The story of Alex, her stepson, with whom she lives. The story of Chris, Alex's husband of three months, unemployed and new to the area.

The story of Lilly, who came here as an Erasmus student at the age of 20. Now she's the maid of the house who is given board and lodging in exchange for her ‘rough’ services.

The story of Charlie, a young country doctor. Aimée, a primary school teacher. Ange, Aimée's husband and Charlie's brother.

The story of Aimée and Ange's son. Ageless.

It's the story of all these people driven by the powerful desire to love and be loved.

It is the story of a generation and its struggles.

This story, inspired by Anton Chekhov's Platonov, is told by people of today. The characters in IL N'Y A QUE LES CHANSONS DE VARIÉTÉ QUI DISENT LA VÉRITÉ (New Generation) are emancipated and liberated from the 1880s version of heteronormativity.