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Robert Badinter never ceased to question the law.<div> A lawyer and later a statesman, he devoted himself entirely to a single principle: justice. From the courtroom to major reforms, he embodied an unwavering conscience, driven by moral strength and an ardent faith in human dignity.</div><div><br></div><div> Stéphane Guillon takes on the challenge of embodying this towering figure and giving him a voice. Because Badinter demands total commitment, power, and conviction.</div><div> Through a few decisive moments and more intimate instants, the play retraces the journey of a man for whom justice was never an abstraction, but a burning responsibility, borne in the face of jurors, citizens, and an entire country.</div><div><br></div><div> Between confidences and political fresco, Nina Pynson's play, directed by Jérémie Lippmann, recalls a simple truth: a few upright consciences, animated by ideals and courage, can change collective destiny.</div>