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Opening night afternoon selfies for I, Joan with VTC! Feat. The French army
Sad that I won't be able to see I, Joan it looks really interesting - and Jeanne D'Arc has been a favorite historical figure of mine since I was quite young
No, no, over and over! For anyone for whom that exhausting word is familiar, if your ears are intricately intimate with the sound of no, to you I'm saying yes! I'm shouting yes, I'm screaming yes for you! Yes you can, yes you will...If we can just quiet the world for a moment and listen within, there's a voice guiding you, it's yours and yours alone and until you can hear it, I'll be it for you, and if you've lost your faith, you can borrow my god. She's big enough for the both of us!
I Joan (2022) Charlie Josephine
Trans people are sacred. We are the divine. We are practising our divinity by expressing authenticity...We’ll focus...on a god for the queers and the drunks and the beautiful fuck-ups, a god for the godless, a god for you, if you want it. Because tonight is a celebration. Is a holy communion for saints and sinners and everyone in between. We offer you restitution, we offer you revolution, we offer you love.
- I, Joan (2022) by Charlie Josephine
seeing I, Joan at the Globe today. trans jeanne d’arc is so powerful as a concept i’m hoping they pull it off well
I didn't watch The Panel, but I did spend this morning wandering around Soho nipping into bookshops and having lunch. And then I went to The Globe for a matinee performance of I, Joan. So I feel I'm living my best Good Omens life.
Anna Savva, Roseanna Anderson and Azara Meghie as Joan's Army Jolyon Coy as Charles and Adam Gillen as Thomas Isobel Thom as Joan Anna Savva as Cauchon Jonah Russell as Dunois Nastaha Cottriall and Joe Henry as Joan's Army Adam Gillen as Thomas, Baker Mukasa as Soldier 1, Isobel Thom as Joan, Esmonde Cole as Soldier 2 and Kevin McMonagle as Soldier 3 Isobel Thom as Joan
I, Joan pics part 2 (c) Helen Murray
Creatives Assistant Director: Joanna Pidcock Casting Director: Becky Paris Choreographer: Jennifer Jackson Composer: Laura Moody Costume Supervisor: Laura Rushton Designer: Naomi Kuyck-Cohen Director: Ilinca Radulian Dramaturg: Sarah Dickenson Globe Associate – Movement: Glynn MacDonald Voice: Katherine Heath Writer: Charlie Josephine
Musicians Musical Director/Percussion: Joley Cragg Percussion: Kiyomi Seed Trombone: Hannah Dilkes Tuba: Hanna Mbuya
Debbie Korley as Yolande Jonah Russell as Dunois Esmonde Cole as Man 3, Baker Mukasa as Man 2 and Kevin McMonagle as Man 1 Adam Gillen as Thomas Janet Etuk as Marie and Isobel Thom as Joan Isobel Thom as Joan and Adam Gillen as Thomas Isobel Thom as Joan Isobel Thom as Joan, and Azara Meghie, Roseanna Anderson and Natasha Cottriall as Joan's Army Baker Mukasa as Man 2, Jolyon Coy as Charles and Kevin McMonagle as Man 1
I, Joan pics part 1 (c) Helen Murray
Creatives Assistant Director: Joanna Pidcock Casting Director: Becky Paris Choreographer: Jennifer Jackson Composer: Laura Moody Costume Supervisor: Laura Rushton Designer: Naomi Kuyck-Cohen Director: Ilinca Radulian Dramaturg: Sarah Dickenson Globe Associate – Movement: Glynn MacDonald Voice: Katherine Heath Writer: Charlie Josephine
Musicians Musical Director/Percussion: Joley Cragg Percussion: Kiyomi Seed Trombone: Hannah Dilkes Tuba: Hanna Mbuya