What if it was her?

A play by Frank BUIROD by the Cercle Condorcet du Sénonais.
Franck is glib, superficial and unambitious. He spends most of his time flirting. As well as a perpetual need for affection, which he seeks to satisfy by all means, Franck also needs, often, a roof over his head. So he goes on a lot of dates on dating websites, with the aim of at least getting a bed for the night. Until the day he crosses paths with Lélé, a bright-faced, bubbly young woman with a major disability... He didn't know this before their date, of course. The verbal jousting, the trivialisation of the illness, the lack of finesse is all there. Franck thinks that one of his exes is trying to get back at him with a vulgar joke. As for Lélé, she too wants the right to love. Clearly, they're not here for the same reasons. Lélé is seduced by Franck's spontaneity and light-heartedness. His good looks too. At least he'll sleep warm tonight, he thinks. But a real feeling of attraction is born that sweeps aside their deceptive appearance. Despite everything that sets them apart, it seems that love is no longer so impossible for either of them. Alcohol will help them take the first steps towards breaking down superficial barriers. The next morning is when it all begins. Sometimes an encounter can turn everything upside down and give meaning to a life that wasn't necessarily going in the right direction.