SAINT JOAN

PERFORMANCES

 MARCH 20 - 23, 2025 

 SAINT JOAN 

A Tragedy by George Bernard Shaw

Directed by Meagan Mulgrew


Preview: March 20

Performances: March 21, 22, 23

Location: The Studio (Tulsa)


Director: Meagan Mulgrew

Stage Manager: Madilyn Barron

Production Designer: Brittany Campbell


What other judgment can I judge by but my own?


In March, Riffraff will premiere a new production of George Bernard Shaw’s epic tragedy, Saint Joan. Set in 15th century France, Saint Joan follows the rise and fall of one of history’s greatest heroines, Joan of Arc. Inspired by mysterious visions, young Joan successfully leads an army against the English occupiers, only to find herself branded as a heretic by her nation’s concerned rulers. Defined as a “tragedy without villains,” Saint Joan deftly dramatizes the power of perspective when examining what is right and good and invites the audience to become a juror in Joan’s trial. To paraphrase Shaw, it's about what men do with good intentions and what they do in spite of their intentions.



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 CAST 

JOAN..........................................................................PRUDENCE LLOYD

STEWARD / LA HIRE / SOLDIER / LADVENU...............ASHE BAILEIGH

POULENGY / GILLES DE RAIS / D'ESTIVET............IBRAHIM BUYCKES

BAUDRICOURT / CAUCHON..........................................THOMAS HUNT

CHARLES VII / WARWICK...............................................JOSIAH PARKS

DUNOIS / STOGUMBER...............................................RACHEL BROWN

ARCHBISHOP / COURCELLES.....................................ANDREW SMITH

LE TREMOUILLE / INQUISITOR.............................STARR HARDGROVE

PREVIEW NIGHT

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