Un soir sans fin, Stéphane Murat's new comedy, can be seen at the Grand Point Virgule until December 28, 2025. In the vein of the cult film Groundhog Day, the play transposes the concept of a time loop into a romantic and interactive comedy, carried by a close-knit duo. Lasting 1 hour and 15 minutes, it is performed in the Apostrophe theater, with open seating.
The story features Max, a confirmed bachelor, suddenly trapped in a party that repeats itself indefinitely with a mysterious stranger. Initially exasperated, he soon discovers that this temporal anomaly allows him to change the course of events, explore all possible outcomes and, perhaps, change himself. Between misunderstandings, attempts at seduction, and absurd situations, the play plays with the codes of romantic comedy and fantasy at a fast pace.
Max is surrounded by Fred, his best friend, and his neighbors, who are in constant conflict, providing numerous twists and turns. The successive variations of the evening allow Stéphane Murat's staging to fully exploit the principle of repetition to constantly renew the situations. The tone, both light and endearing, makes Un soir sans fin a playful experience accessible to all.
On stage, Aurélie Vigent and Emmanuel Gasne embody the central duo with infectious energy. The script, written by Stéphane Murat—also co-author of the hit Desperate Housemen —alternates between humor, tenderness, and interaction with the audience, reinforcing the participatory nature of the show.
Un soir sans fin is aimed at audiences who enjoy fast-paced comedies and offbeat worlds. Between love, chance, and destiny, the play transforms a science fiction concept into modern, unifying theatrical entertainment. The show can be seen at the Grand Point Virgule until December 28, 2025.
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Dates and Opening Time
From November 5, 2025 to January 1, 2026
Location
Grand Point Virgule
8bis Rue de l'Arrivée
75015 Paris 15
Prices
€17 - €28
Booking
www.legrandpointvirgule.com
