- Venue Shakespeare's Globe, London
- Performance dates Booking to 22 October 2022
- Running time 2 hours 50 minutes (including interval)
- Age guidelines No restrictions
Joan uncovers the unlikely hero behind the legend
A cry for courage erupts in the Globe Theatre this Summer with the premiere of Joan, a powerful new play uncovering the unlikely hero behind the legend.
Join us in the wooden ‘O’ and feel the heat of the sun, the drench of the rain, and the pulse of Joan’s passion. With open hearts and raised voices, we invite you to dance and cheer with us as we rediscover Joan’s story.
Written by Charlie Josephine (Bitch Boxer) and directed by Ilinca Radulian (Co-Director, Richard III, Globe).
I, Joan is booking from 25 August 2022 until 22 October 2022 at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London.
What is I, Joan about?
The men are all fighting, again. An endless war. From nowhere comes an unexpected leader. Young, poor, female and about to spark a revolution. This is Joan.
Who is in the cast of Joan?
The cat is led by Isobel Thom as Joan, alongside Roseanna Anderson, Esmonde Cole, Natasha Cottriall, Jolyon Coy, Janet Etuk, Adam Gillen, Joe Henry, Debbie Korley, Kevin McMonagle, Azara Meghie, Baker Mukasa, Jonah Russell and Anna Savva.
Creative team
Written by Charlie Josephine (Bitch Boxer) and directed by Ilinca Radulian (Co-Director, Richard III, Globe).
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Performance Information
Check booking calendar for full details
- Evenings
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- Friday
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- Matinees
- Saturday
- Group Bookings For groups of 10+ enquire here
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Important Notes
This production contains loud noises and music, strong language and swearing throughout, partial nudity, references to sexual abuse, misgendering, and depictions of war and violence.
Venue Information
Shakespeare's Globe , 21 New Globe Walk, London, SE1 9DT
Nearest Tube or Train: London Bridge (Jubilee line, Northern line)
Nearest Buses: 45, 63, 100, 15, 17, 11, 15, 17, 23, 26, 76, 381 , RV1, 344
Critics' reviews of I, Joan
★★★★★ "Superbly engaging production" - The Times
★★★★ "Joyful and unifying, this could be something of a game-changer" - The Evening Standard
★★★★ " A rousing protest piece" - Guardian






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