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Mort à la carte - Dîner mortels

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Mort à la carte - Dîner mortelsRpartition des rles : 5 Personnes: 3 rles fminins et 2 rles masculins 6 Personnes: 4 rles fminins et 2 rles masculins 7 Personnes: 4 rles fminins et 3 rles masculins Les participantes peuvent interprter les rles masculins ou fminins quelle que soit leur identit de genre. La neige tombe en abondance depuis le matin, enveloppant la montagne dun manteau blanc immacul. Perch au sommet, dominant une station de ski huppe de Savoie, le prestigieux restaurant

Répartition des rôles :

5 Personnes: 3 rôles féminins et 2 rôles masculins
6 Personnes: 4 rôles féminins et 2 rôles masculins
7 Personnes: 4 rôles féminins et 3 rôles masculins

Les participant·es peuvent interpréter les rôles masculins ou féminins quelle que soit leur identité de genre.

La neige tombe en abondance depuis le matin, enveloppant la montagne d’un manteau blanc immaculé. Perché au sommet, dominant une station de ski huppée de Savoie, le prestigieux restaurant Ménager brille de mille feux en ce soir de Nouvel An. Comme chaque année, le chef étoilé Georges Ménager a privatisé son établissement pour célébrer l’événement en compagnie de sa famille et de son personnel.

À 63 ans, Georges a décidé de prendre sa retraite et doit annoncer ce soir l’identité de son successeur. Les deux chefs rivaux, Marc et Mathieu, attendent avec fébrilité son verdict. En attendant, un festin exceptionnel est servi, et l’ambiance est à la fête. Rires, toasts et mets raffinés font de cette soirée un moment inoubliable.

Mais contre toute attente, Georges ne révèle pas son choix pendant le dîner. Puis, à minuit, alors que tous sortent trinquer sous le feu d’artifice du village, la célébration vire au cauchemar : son corps sans vie est découvert sur la terrasse, en contrebas de son balcon. Tout laisse penser qu’il a été poussé.

La police est alertée, mais en raison des chutes de neige et de l’isolement du restaurant, elle ne pourra arriver avant plusieurs heures. D’ici là, vous êtes seuls face à l’énigme : que s’est-il réellement passé ce soir ? Qui pouvait en vouloir à Georges au point de le précipiter dans le vide ?

Les suspects

Vanessa Ménager (35): Aussi belle que paresseuse, l’épouse du regretté restaurateur Georges Ménager passe le plus clair de son temps avec ses amies au bar du restaurant.

Mathieu Lemoine (38): Avec ses tatouages et ses piercings, Mathieu est le rebelle de la cuisine. Pour lui, cuisiner n’est pas un métier, c’est un art.

Virginie Berger (38): Virginie est la meilleure amie de Vanessa. Elles se retrouvent souvent au bar à boire du champagne. Virginie tient une petite boutique de prêt-à-porter dans le village.

Sabine Richard (42): Ancienne compagne d’Albert, elle s’occupe de la gestion du restaurant. Véritable pilier de l’entreprise, elle est souvent tendue et stressée.

Alice Joly (20): Alice est la jeune apprentie serveuse du restaurant. Sa sensibilité et la dure réalité de la cuisine font qu’elle est souvent à fleur de peau.

Albert Ménager (58): Après avoir été licencié il y a des années par son frère Georges (la victime), Albert s’est lancé à son compte dans l’agriculture biologique. Les deux frères se retrouvent ce soir pour la première fois depuis des années.

Marc Vasseur (46): Marc est le second de Georges et le concurrent direct de Mathieu à la succession du chef. Autant Mathieu est un artiste, autant Marc est un cuisinier traditionnel.

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