The Fairest Flame

by:  Stacy Ericson

Set in 1430 when Joan was a prisoner at the Castle of Beaurevoir. A simple set and costumes will evoke the period while subtly reminding us that the themes of political intrigue, religion, women’s roles in society and mental health are very much modern issues. The characters vividly express relatable emotions and reactions to conflict, power struggles and personal identity. This play dives beneath the well-known story of Joan of Arc to surface personalities and feelings relevant to our audiences.

Drama

Directed by Bitsy Bidwell