Germain, an inveterate womaniser, has a rather busy schedule to manage. He divides his time between the garage he owns and… his four mistresses! However, he manages, somehow, to juggle his conquests, and none of them suspects the existence of the other three.

One morning, disaster strikes! The husband turns up at his house and, without revealing his identity, threatens to kill him if he doesn’t break up with his wife immediately. But who is the wife?

One morning, disaster strikes! THE husband shows up at his house and, without revealing his identity, threatens to kill him if he doesn’t break up with his wife immediately. But who is the wife of this scorned husband? With the help of his best friend, will Germain find out, or will he have to break up with his four mistresses to get himself out of this predicament?

This is the spice of this comedy, where twists and misunderstandings follow one another at a completely crazy pace.

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I played the second role, Louis Sabatier:

A supporting role, Louis is his friend’s unwavering support, caught up in the whirlwind of his lies, and suffers Germain’s hyperactivity to the end.

Acting as a firefighter to extinguish every fire that breaks out throughout the play, Louis is fortunately saved by the friendship that binds the two friends.