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Smiley - A gay romantic comedy, funny and touching by Guillem Clua

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Nov 12 – Jan 30

Smiley - A gay romantic comedy, funny and touching by Guillem Clua

Forget predictable romance stories and step into the chaotic world of two men who could not be more different. This sharp-witted production masterfully blends laugh-out-loud comedy with genuine, heartfelt moments. It is the perfect stage hit for anyone who enjoys stories about timing, tension, and the surprising power of fate.

À LA FOLIE THEATRE (Paris 11th)

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What if destiny really existed?

What if an invisible thread connected us to the person we are meant to love, regardless of time or obstacles?

It is around this Japanese legend that Guillem Clua has built Smiley, a modern romantic comedy, as cheeky and sparkling as it is touching. Since its creation in 2012, the play has won over an ever-growing audience and has risen to the rank of a theatrical must-see.

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