End, end and end: absurd picnic before the apocalypse at Théâtre Lepic

From September 10, 2025, the Théâtre Lepic welcomes Fin, fin et fin, a play written and performed by Lancelot Cherer, directed by Eugénie Thieffry, Baptiste Dupuy and Enzo Monchauzou. The play runs from Tuesday to Saturday at 9pm, and on Sunday at 5pm.

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The president has announced it: tomorrow morning, everything stops. Faced with this official end of the world, Charlie, Bastien and Guillaume decide to go for a picnic on the beach, to enjoy the sun one last time. At the other end of the spectrum, others persist in keeping the wheels of an already doomed society turning: the controllers continue to control, the policemen to patrol, as if the social machine could never stop.

With Eugénie Thieffry, Baptiste Dupuy, Enzo Monchauzou and Lancelot Cherer, the play alternates between these two worlds, where absurdity and tenderness rub shoulders. The apocalypse becomes the revelation of a world that struggles to let go, even in the face of the evidence of its own demise. With its light, offbeat tone, Fin, fin et fin questions our reflexes, our attachments and our way of dealing with the inevitable.

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This show is aimed at contemporary theater-lovers who appreciate absurdist humor and offbeat fictions that ask real questions in a light-hearted way. On the other hand, audiences looking for purely entertaining comedy or more classical dramaturgy may not find what they're looking for.

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