Be careful - women!

A French comedy about an artist trying to balance three women at the same time. It's a story about love labyrinths, where instead of a way out, there are new oddities and genuine laughter.

A little French chaos instead of everyday life

Sometimes you just want to turn off notifications in messengers and immerse yourself in other people's adventures. The play "Beware - Women!" is exactly the way to switch from routine, when your own deadlines are no longer being met. There is no need to look for complex philosophical overtones here, it is enough to just exhale and watch how the main character Serge tries not to get entangled in his own feelings and intrigues.

The Zaporizhzhia program often offers classics, but this evening promises lightness. It's an opportunity to finally go out in public, get tickets, and forget about everything except the events on stage for a couple of hours. Numotamo suggests: this format is ideal for reducing stress levels after a working day.

What to expect from an evening at the theater

The plot revolves around three completely different women: a naive student, a powerful aristocrat and an eccentric bartender. Each of them considers herself the only one, until chance brings them together in the same workshop. It is worth buying tickets for "Beware - Women!" in Zaporizhia, if only to see how skillfully the actors of the Magar Theater play out this ironic story about male recklessness and female solidarity.

• You'll see if it's realistic to sit on three chairs at the same time and not fall.
• You will hear every line and feel the drive of a live game without screen filters.
• You will understand why Numotamo's "anti-workday" concept works better than any passive rest.

How to book tickets and prepare

Planning an evening in advance is a sign of caring about your emotional state. It is better to choose tickets for "Caution - Women!" in advance to take a comfortable seat in the hall of the Magara Theater. No false urgency, just friendly advice: good seats are taken faster than coffee during a lunch break. This is your chance to recharge and just laugh at life situations that from the outside look like complete absurdity.