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Saint Joan (the full title is Saint Joan: A Chronicle Play in Six Scenes and an Epilogue) is a play written by Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw that was published in 1924. ¬¬ George Bernard Shaw is a well-known for Irish writer from the 19th and 20th centuries who is known for writing short stories, plays, novels, and even screenplays that explore gender, identity, and politics. Saint Joan was published four years after Joan of Arc was canonized as a Saint by the Catholic Church. The play follows the rise of Joan of Arc and those who engineered her downfall.
Just in case you're not up on your Middle Ages war history, here's some information you need to know: This play takes time during the 100 Years War between England and France. There has been no King of France for approximately seven years. King Charles VI died in 1422, leaving his son Charles VII to take the throne. Charles VII is referred to as the Dauphin, or 'the title of the oldest son of the King of France', but cannot become King, because the town, Orleans, where the King must be crowned, is held by the English. Without a central figure of power, the feudal lords, knights, and noblemen have gained power in their independent regions.
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