First, the alarm clock rings. Little lights come on. The radio announces the news of the day, hands appear, they are busy. Suddenly, a head is at the window, a whole body unfolds. We wake up. We have breakfast. We get washed. We phone each other. We invite each other to a restaurant. We imitate each other. We look at each other. We interrupt each other. "Two flatmates, one man, one woman, share a wooden shack, an imaginary three-star hotel. Without a word being spoken, we witness how they wake up, get ready, eat, do their chores. At the end of a path strewn with poetry, humour and jokes, they discover complicity and even friendship. In an unending dialogue between dream and reality, the show reinvents the small gestures of everyday life with music and a succession of quick, unexpected actions. Thanks to a drawer full of surprising resources and musical facetiousness performed live, the show moves forward in a delightful way, stimulating the imagination of the very young with very simple and effective means."