Camus...Sartre, miroir d'enfances

How did you want these children to get along one day?

The quarrel between Sartre and Camus was violent, as were his ideological arguments.
But this piece is elsewhere, upstream...
Little Jean-Paul grew up near the Luxembourg Gardens. Little Albert
in a poor neighborhood of Algiers. These two geniuses of the pen have told the story of
those childhoods. Sartre in The Words, Camus in The First Man.
This show brings together and compares excerpts from these two works in
A mischievous and sparkling staging.

. A journey through two childhoods
strikingly similar and, at the same time, so radically
Opposite.

MIRROR GAME WHERE THE TRAJECTORIES OF THE TWO
INTELLECTUALS NEVER CEASE TO ANSWER EACH OTHER.
THE AUTHOR USES THEIR RIVALRY AS A
NICELY FUNNY SPRINGBOARD.
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A GAME FULL OF FINESSE AND HUMOUR. ONE
SURPRISING AND SENSITIVE LIGHTING, WHICH HAS
AFFECTED. CATHERINE CAMUS