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Love and Money
Does money drain love of its meaning? Can we still love, we who need it so much?
Paris 6th
About
The company Les Poly Amours adapts Dennis Kelly's Love and Money in an intimate and cruel production. Through fragments of David and Jess's lives, the play explores loneliness, economic violence, and the quest for love.
Between humor and raw emotion, the actors question our collective responsibility in the face of the excesses of contemporary consumerism.
Maison des Pratiques Artistiques Amateurs
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Our take on this event
Step into a raw exploration of love caught in the gears of modern economic struggle. This production pulls no punches, dissecting the ways our financial anxieties twist and test the connections we try so hard to build.
Les Poly Amours company performs Dennis Kelly’s Love and Money at the MPAA/Saint-Germain on Wednesday, November 25, 2026. This production follows the lives of David and Jess, exploring the intersection of economic hardship, loneliness, and the human search for connection. Through a mix of raw emotion and sharp humor, the performance examines the impact of consumerist culture on our collective consciousness. The event takes place from 19:30 to 21:15 in the 6th arrondissement. Attendees can purchase tickets directly at the venue, subject to availability, using a flexible "pay what you choose" pricing model ranging from 5 to 30 €.
On Wednesday, November 25, 2026, the MPAA/Saint-Germain serves as the venue for a compelling adaptation of Dennis Kelly’s Love and Money, presented by the company Les Poly Amours. The performance begins at 19:30 and concludes at 21:15, offering a deep dive into the lives of the characters David and Jess. By examining the stresses of modern economic systems and the pursuit of love, the play highlights the contradictions of contemporary consumer culture with both humor and intense emotional depth.
The organizers offer a flexible pricing structure, allowing audience members to choose their ticket price from 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 €. Seating is unassigned, and tickets are sold on-site at the venue, depending on availability. The event is hosted by the MPAA, a cultural institution committed to supporting performing arts, located at 4 rue Félibien in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.
