Lenny Bruce, le grand indésirable

Born Leonard Alfred Schneider, Lenny Bruce was simultaneously a formidable

agitator, a radical humourist, a cheeky cabaret singer and an outspoken

scriptwriter who became the most famous and controversial comic of the Sixties

in America. A look back at a radical, corrosive output.

Talk by Olivier Penot-Lacassagne (essayist and lecturer at Paris 3 University).