Catherine Salviat, honorary member of the Comédie-Française

The house offers a moment of rare intimacy and pure emotion delivered by Catherine Salviat. It is with the passion of theater pegged to body and soul, that the Emeritus actress shares her love for the texts of the classical and modern repertoire. From root to Molière, via Marivaux, Musset or even Hugo, she pays a vibrant tribute to the authors that she admires and slips with talent and ingenuity in the skin of the heroines of comedies and tragedies that she interpreted with passion On the stage of the Comédie-Française.

The actress also convenes sobriety the particular spirit of the annual evenings devoted to Molière, and recalls while discreet her exceptional meetings with Françoise Seigner, Franco Zeffirelli or even Michel Duchaussoy and Jean-Paul Roussillon, who all shared the boards with her.

In 1988, Catherine Salviat receives a Molière for her role as sister Constance in The dialogues of carmelites by Georges Bernanos. She played in particular in Hamlet , directed by Jean-Luc Revol in 2011.