Manhattan Theatre Club is readying a revival of Bernard Shaw’s Saint Joan set to hit Broadway this spring. The production, which is poised to begin previews on April 3, 2018 toward an …
Manhattan Theatre Club will produce a new Broadway production of Saint Joan, written by Nobel Prize in Literature and Academy Award winner Bernard Shaw and directed by Tony Award winner Dani…
Three-time Tony nominee Condola Rashad will lead a new Broadway production of George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan in 2018. The revival, directed by Tony winner Daniel Sullivan, will be…
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, Ontario " Things always seem the same in this lovely little town with its big theater festival, but they're always different, too.
There's nothing extravagant about the two shows playing at the McCarter Theatre. Both are presented on a stage stripped to its bare essentials: we can see all the way back to the building…
New York's Bedlam theater troupe, visiting McCarter Theatre Center with 'Saint Joan' and 'Hamlet' in repertory, cements its reputation with a superb four-actor 'Joan.' Mark Cofta reviews.
In case you didn’t know, Joan of Arc was born in 1412 in a small village in rural France. As she grew up, she claimed to experience visions of Saint Catherine, Saint Margaret, and the …
Gemma Arterton stars in Josie Rourke’s modern take on the spiritual soldier’s rise to fame and tragedy. But what do critics think of the Donmar Warehouse’s production? …
Through the trial and its aftermath, the production soars, mainly on the strength of Arterton's superlative performance. A woman alone, literally so in this all-male company.
George Bernard Shaw was adamant that "there are no villains" in his play "Saint Joan." Those who wrongly convicted Joan of Arc on heresy charges did so in good faith, he contended. But direc…
George Bernard Shaw's 1923 play about the rise and fall of Joan of Arc closes the Donmar's autumn season, following One Night In Miami. Its main focus is female emancipation, highlighting th…
Donmar Warehouse, LondonJosie Rourke's update of the Shaw classic sets Arterton's determined spiritual warrior against a boardroom full of male bankers, warmongers and Daily Mail-reading nat…
