La Case De L'oncle Tom

Cette adaptation française de l'oeuvre de Harriet Beecher Stowe est devenue l'une des pièces les plus célèbres du théâtre parisien du XIXe siècle. La pièce raconte l'histoire de Tom, un esclave noir dans le sud des États-Unis, et sa lutte pour la liberté. Les personnages sont dépeints avec empathie et nuance, offrant une critique subtile de l'injustice de l'esclavage. Cette pièce est un exemple de la puissance de la parole pour le changement social et politique.

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