Une heure de tranquillité

Is an hour's peace too much to ask for to listen to a record without someone jumping out at you ?

One Saturday, Michel finds ‘Me, myself and I’, the legendary first album by a certain Neil Youart that he has been looking for for years. He wants to listen to it quietly in his living room, but the whole world seems to have turned against him: His wife chooses this very moment to make an unwelcome revelation, his son turns up unexpectedly, one of his friends knocks on the door, his mistress decides it's time to tell his wife everything, while his mother keeps calling him on his mobile. Manipulative, a liar and fundamentally self-centred, Michel will do anything to get some peace and quiet... [RC]
This play, which clearly borrows from the register of vaudeville and farce, bears no resemblance to Florian Zeller's other plays. According to the author, it is a
According to the playwright, it is a ‘joyful recreation’, written as an ‘exercise in style in a very coded register, whose only ambition was to have fun...’.