SEPTEMBER 4 – 28, 2014
SAINT JOAN
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Susan Myer Silton
Joan, a teenage country girl who hears voices from God, is determined to kick the English out of France and crown the Dauphin, Charles, as King. Through sheer confidence and natural charisma, she manages to sway a skeptical Captain who, despite his own protests, agrees with his men that “There is something about her…” and gives this proud and naïve rebel a soldier’s armor and the means to get to the Dauphin. And so begins Joan’s journey into the Hundred Years War and history, and Shaw’s landmark play that accelerated him to the Nobel Prize. Considered his only tragedy, it is still infused with Shaw’s signature wit: “His plays can scarcely prove other than lastingly delightful since they are the product of vigorous intelligence joined to inexhaustible comic invention.” (J.I.M. Stewart – Oxford History of English Literature).
Susan Myer Silton
Director
Ron Gasparinetti
Set Design
Brooke Jennings
Costume Design
Mark Hopkins
Lighting Design
John Koss
Sound Design
Diana Torres Koss
Sound Design
Mark Hoagland
Master Carpenter
Richard Rossi
Dramaturge
Jessica Bond
Production Manager
Emerson Sanderson*
Stage Manager
*Member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
Shaun
Carroll*
as Dunois/The Chaplain-Destogumber/Courcelles
Andrew
Davids
as La Tremouille/D’Estivet/Soldier
Jeff
Garrett*
as Robert/Cauchon/La Hire
Gary S.
Martinez*
as The Archbishop/The Inquisitor
Stephen
Muterspaugh*
as Polly/Bluebeard/Warwick
Elisa
Noemí
as Joan
Gabriel A.
Ross
as Charles/Ladvenu
Adam
Stanton
as Steward/Page/Executioner/The Gentleman
*Member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
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