A funny and deliberately upbeat comedy about life and friendship. Two childhood friends have had dinner together every month for decades: garlic pasta. They each celebrate in their own way, with a tender and caustic humour: life, love, the passage of time, their memories. But tonight, nothing will go as planned. And Vincent is going to ask Carlo, the greatest proof of friendship that a man can ask of another. Between laughter and tears, Garlic Pasta is a hymn to friendship.
Philippe and Bruno have really known each other for sixty years. They did everything together… except play comedy. That’s the original intention: to play, talk nonsense, have fun, eat pasta and play the guitar. But that doesn’t make a room. So they asked another friend, well-known screenwriter Jean-Carol – whom they’ve only known for thirty-five years – to help them write and direct them.
It is therefore a beautiful story of friendship told by Bruno Gaccio and Philippe Giangreco, directed by Jean-Carol Larrivé. They play extra time at the Café de la Gare, every Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m.