"Literature Talks in the City Library" is an open series of events for anyone interested in literature, moderated by literary scholar Dorothea Berg.

Yasmina Reza has written a brilliant novel that takes us into the abysses of a couple's relationship and tells the story of a very special friendship.

Elisabeth is hosting a spring party. She is not an experienced hostess and is quite nervous. But everything seems to be going well until Jean-Lino and Lydie, the upstairs neighbors, get into a fight over an organic chicken. When Elisabeth and her husband are already in bed, the doorbell rings. It's Jean-Lino, who says that he has strangled Lydie. He asks Elisabeth to help him get the body out of the house

Yasmina Reza, born in 1959, is an author, director and the most frequently performed contemporary playwright. Her novels and plays have been translated into more than 30 languages. She was most recently awarded the Jonathan Swift Prize 2020 and the Premio Malaparte 2021 for her work.

Source: S. Fischer Publishers

Time: 6.15 pm
Cost: free
Location: Euskirchen, Stadtbibliothek, Wilhelmstr. 32-34
Info-Tel.: 02251. 6507450
E-Mail: bibliothek@euskirchen.de