Les Justes - Albert Camus

Presented by Carré Rond Directed by: Dominique Lamour Cast: Michel Adjriou, Raphaël Billot, Henri Fernandez, Anne Moriceau, Bertrand Sanabria, Jérôme Savajols. I threw the bomb at your

Presented by Carré Rond

Directed by: Dominique Lamour

Cast: Michel Adjriou, Raphaël Billot, Henri Fernandez, Anne Moriceau, Bertrand Sanabria, Jérôme Savajols. I threw the bomb at your tyranny, not at a man. "(Kaliayev - Les Justes - Albert Camus) "One begins by wanting justice and ends up organising a police force. " (Skouratov - Les Justes - Albert Camus) Could Albert Camus have imagined, when writing "Les justes" in 1949, that he would immerse us in the current events of today's world? Can murder be legitimised to defend a cause, however "just" it may be? Dominique Lamour. In Moscow, in 1905, a group of revolutionary socialists plans to assassinate Grand Duke Sergei, who governs the city as a despot, in order to fight against the tyranny exerted upon them. Kaliayev, a young terrorist, will throw the bomb… There are laws in theatre, and these laws are made to be broken. I often read that such and such a play does not respect the laws of theatre; I challenge those who always speak of these laws to define them. If they manage to define the obvious things we all know, we will then realise that neither the Greek tragedians, nor Shakespeare, nor Molière took them into account when appropriate. In short, I learned on stage that theatre concerns itself with few things: canvas for the sets and for the play, characters and language. Albert Camus.