La Palatine – writing to survive

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22nd FRENCH WEEKS IN STUTTGART
Literature + Theater in German and French – Event as part of the French Weeks LA PALATINE – Liselotte von der Pfalz – Writing to survive
In the enchanting and unique atmosphere of the Lapidarium in the south of Stuttgart, you will encounter Liselotte von der Pfalz. In France, she was called “La Palatine.” After her marriage to the brother of King Louis XIV, she lived in Versailles. She wrote many letters daily, using them to write the frustration out of her soul. Her aunt in Germany was often the recipient. What was eaten, how did people celebrate, love, and die? Liselotte spoke candidly and left behind invaluable cultural-historical records of the Sun King’s court for posterity.
Stuttgart actress Petra Weimer and French actress Catherine Javaloyès have been working together for many years on German-French literary events. Guest appearance: Boris Ben Siegel
With kind support and in cooperation with the municipal LAPIDARIUM, the 22nd French Weeks and the Institut Français Stuttgart
Ticket and admission information
Tickets: 20 euros, Reduced: 15 euros *cash only)