Festival Le Lébérou - Ose acte(s) citoyen (Rémi Boiron)

"Dare to Act as a Citizen," a history of our institutions, dating back to when Louis XVI lost his head. A historical and poetic journey through the birth and development of our institutions. It is an epic tale, brought to life by numerous characters. What is it about? The final day of Louis XVI, recounted hour by hour (suspense?), as he lost his head on January 21, 1793, and the lives of peasants in 1780, plagued by d’eme, champart, redevance, and royal corvée? Right up to the Revolution, not forgetting the Estates-General, the Oath of the Tennis Court, the cockade, the Invalides for weapons, the Bastille for gunpowder… and the night of August 4. We move on to the Industrial Revolution, the Paris Commune, the Roaring Twenties, the joyful strikes of 1936, the Occupation and the Resistance, then the Fourth and Fifth Republics, all the way to trying to understand why and how we e