Lecture théâtralisée

Bibliothèque Oscar Wilde — 12 rue du Télégraphe

AudienceAdults
AccessibilityReduced mobilityVisual impairment · Hearing impairment · Intellectual or psychological disability
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About

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About Martin Nadaud: “migrant from the interior, mason from Creuse, elected four times deputy, municipal councilor of the twentieth arrondissement of Paris, Prefect of Creuse in 1870. A profoundly honest and courageous man, he was the originator of numerous progressive laws in the field of Labor.”

Reading of excerpts from his work Mémoires de Léonard.

November 28, 2026, Part 1: until December 2, 1851 / coup d'état of Napoleon III

December 12, 2026, Part 2: 1852 - 1898 / Exile, battles in the Chamber

An actress since 1994, passionate about history and literature, Sylvie Lebrat offers simple theatrical forms concerning remarkable figures of the XIXth and XXth centuries, based on their texts and set to music.