A review by sookieskipper
Plays: Major Barbara / Heartbreak House / Saint Joan / Too True to Be Good by W.P. Barrett, Luigi Pirandello, Guillaume Manchon, Julian B. Kaye, Sidney P. Albert, Barbara Bellow Watson, George Bernard Shaw, John Gassner, Frederick P.W. McDowell, Katherine Haynes Gatch, Warren S. Smith, Harold Clurman, Stanley Weintraub, G.K. Chesterton, Louis Crompton, Alice Griffin, Arthur H. Nethercot, Michael J. Mendelsohn, Martin Meisel
4.0
Joan of Arc was a strong woman, a feminist and acted on the voice of God that she heard.
When she spoke, the clergy and the military listened. She led her country to victory before getting captured and dying after the trial.
As is the case with Shaw, his dialogues are brilliant and offers socio-political commentary on the time period.
When she spoke, the clergy and the military listened. She led her country to victory before getting captured and dying after the trial.
As is the case with Shaw, his dialogues are brilliant and offers socio-political commentary on the time period.