Le Bruit des Mouches arrives in Paris!

Three roommates wake up to an unwanted guest in their bathtub and absolutely no memory of how they got there. This frantic comedy keeps you guessing through a whirlwind of secrets, blunders, and pure chaos that hits the stage with hilarious intensity.

Le Bruit des Mouches lands at the Théâtre Montmartre Galabru for a frantic comedy following three roommates who wake up to find a dismembered body in their bathtub. With no memory of the previous night, they must piece together their actions after a mysterious woman with a suitcase appeared in their home. Suitable for audiences aged 14 and up, the play offers a unique experience with full accessibility features, including sign language, as well as accommodations for those with mobility, sensory, or cognitive disabilities. Enjoy this hilarious, fast-paced thriller every Tuesday evening throughout the autumn season.

When Oscar, Thomas, and Marc wake up, they are confronted with a nightmare scenario: a corpse in their bathtub and a complete blackout regarding their recent activities. As the panic sets in, they scramble to reconstruct their evening, haunted by the vague recollection of a woman in their living room. This humor-filled thriller, described as a blend between a slapstick comedy and a mystery, promises constant surprises and frantic energy.

Following three successful runs at the Avignon Festival, the show arrives in Paris. You can catch it at the Théâtre Montmartre Galabru in the 18th arrondissement every Tuesday from September 15 to December 1, 2026. The performance begins at 19:30 and concludes at 20:40. Tickets are priced between 15 and 22 euros.

Inclusivity is at the heart of this production. The venue is wheelchair accessible and fully adapted for deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, and partially sighted audience members, as well as those with cognitive disabilities. Sign language is incorporated into the performance, ensuring that the show is accessible to all theatre-goers.