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Story summary
- The new production of George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, directed by Stewart Laing, unfolds with a modernist approach.
- A Times critic initially warned Shaw might politicize the story.
- Mandipa Kabanda delivers a powerful performance as Joan, while the production includes contemporary touches such as men wearing earpieces.
- Adura Onashile contributes a concluding film linking Joan's story to current protests, inviting honest engagement Shaw would likely welcome.
