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A cry for courage erupts in the Globe Theatre this summer with the premiere of I, Joan, a powerful and joyous new play which tells Joan of Arc’s story anew.
The men are all fighting, again. An endless war. From nowhere, an unexpected leader emerges. Young, poor and about to spark a revolution. This is Joan.
Rebelling against the world’s expectations, questioning the gender binary, Joan finds their power and their belief spreads like fire.
Join us in the wooden ‘O’ and feel the heat of the sun and the pulse of Joan’s passion. With open hearts and raised voices, dance and cheer with us as we rediscover Joan’s story. It’s alive, queer and full of hope.
Written by Charlie Josephine (Bitch Boxer) and directed by Ilinca Radulian (Co-Director, Richard III, Globe).
Content guidance: This production contains loud noises and music, strong language and swearing throughout, partial nudity, references to sexual abuse, misgendering, and depictions of war and violence.
‘Oh if we can just quiet the world for a moment. And listen within. There’s a voice guiding you. And until you can hear it, I’ll be it for you.’
Read our statement on I, Joan and identity
If you’d like to find out more about the themes of this play or learn about allyship, visit organisations such as Gendered Intelligence for resources and more.
DETAILS
TICKETS
£52 – £15Seated
£5 Standing
This event is on-site in the Globe Theatre
Running time approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes, including an interval
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Part of Summer 2022
Lead photography by Kate Bones
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REVIEWS
‘A gender-fluid revolutionary for our times.
Intelligently epic…[and] also terrific fun.’
THE TIMES
‘Joyous and unifying…A game-changer.’
EVENING STANDARD
‘We need more Joans in this world. And we need I, Joan‘
THE REVIEWS HUB
‘A politically charged sensation…This company is one of jubilant power’
GUARDIAN
‘Genuinely revolutionary…simmers with queer rebellion.
Isobel Thom makes a staggering debut as Joan.’
WHATSONSTAGE
‘A funny and fierce work of theatre’
INDEPENDENT
‘Isobel Thom’s non-binary Joan of Arc blazes onto the stage’
THE OBSERVER
‘Raw, joyous, irreverent…Defiantly humane and buoyant’
THE ARTS DESK
PHOTOS
Production photos by Helen Murray (2022)
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Rehearsal photos by Helen Murray and Pete Le May (2022)
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VIDEOS
Feature trailer | I, Joan | Summer 2022
'A festival of joy and revolution' | Interview with Charlie Josephine and Ilinca Radulian
CAST & CREATIVES
Introducing the I, Joan cast & creatives
Musical Director/Percussion
Joley CraggPercussion
Kiyomi SeedTrombone
Hannah DilkesTuba
Hanna MbuyaAssistant Director
Joanna Pidco*ckCasting Director
Becky ParisChoreographer
Jennifer JacksonComposer
Laura MoodyCostume Supervisor
Laura RushtonDesign Associate
Hazel LowDesigner
Naomi Kuyck-CohenDirector
Ilinca RadulianDramaturg
Sarah DickensonGlobe Associate - Movement
Glynn MacDonaldVoice
Katherine HeathWriter
Charlie JosephineBLOGS & FEATURES
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Medieval & Early Modern History
Who was Joan of Arc?
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Gender identity: A resource list
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Medieval & Early Modern History
‘It was necessary’: taking Joan of Arc on their own terms
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POST-SHOW EVENTS
Dive deeper into I, Joan in our post-show events.
Straight to the Point: Making Queer Theatre for Everyone
With panellists Sean Linnen, Yaz Zadeh, Rob Watt and Charlie Josephine.
8 October, 5.15pm Sam Wanamaker Playhouse Free
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ACCESS
We provide Access Resources for Audio Described and Relaxed performances, these will be added in time for the first of each of those access performances and will be available for all performances after that date
VISUAL STORY
