I, Joan review

“Lusty rallying cry for equality”

ReviewsSep 2, 2022by Sam MarloweShakespeare's Globe, London

Anna Savva, Isobel Thom and Natasha Cottriall in I, Joan at Shakespeare's Globe, London. Photo: Helen Murray

Charlie Josephine’s non-binary reframing of the legend of Joan of Arc, directed by Ilinca Radulian, is gloriously joyful and defiant

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Sam Marlowe is reviews editor for The Stage. She trained and worked as an actor before becoming a full-time arts writer with a special interest in theatre and performance. She has written extensively for the Times, as well as the Independent, the i paper, Time Out, Metro, theartsdesk.com and the Chicago Tribune

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