Je préfère qu'on reste amants! a comedy about love at Théâtre La Scène Parisienne

At La Scène Parisienne, Je préfère qu'on reste amants! explores with humor and lightness the contradictions of the couple in the age of free relationships. Presented from July 17 to September 13, 2025, every Saturday at 6pm and 9:15pm, this comedy by Stéphane Murat - already co-writer of Desperate Housemen - stages a meeting between two opposing visions of love. Performed by Clarisse Le Grosvallet, Maxime Le Glas and Paul Luneau, the play is in a romantic and contemporary vein, playing on misunderstandings and sentimental misunderstandings.

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Léa is an independent young woman, determined not to let herself be trapped in the constraints of a serious relationship. Martin, on the other hand, is a self-confessed romantic who still believes in great love stories. Convinced that they are made for each other, he devises a plan to convince Léa to change her mind. But his chronic clumsiness quickly complicates his plan. Unexpected situations, shaky stratagems and unexpected revelations follow each other in a comedy that shakes up everyone's certainties.

This comedy is aimed at adult audiences who enjoy contemporary theater, lively dialogue and light-hearted reflections on modern relationships. The play plays with the codes of romantic comedy while questioning classic representations of the couple. Those who prefer more introspective theater or stylized staging may be less receptive to this direct, dialogue-driven form.

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With Je préfère qu'on reste amants!, La Scène Parisienne presents a lively, funny and contemporary comedy about the game of love, between the desire for commitment and the need for freedom. Every Saturday, from July 17 to September 13, 2025, enjoy a light-hearted and sentimental theatrical interlude.

This article is based on information available to the public prior to the show's premiere. It has been written without prior viewing of the play.

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