Jeanne d’Arc (1412-31), who in this play uses her mother’s premarital name, Romée, was a charismatic leader and a military genius who improbably – because she was an illiterate peasant, and a teenage girl – led the French Army to a series of important military victories against the English after a generation of defeat.
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Never Never at Capital Fringe
The Washington Post humor columnist Alexandria Petri has here written a play about the least funny subject imaginable: pedophiles. And is it funny? Yes, uproariously so. And is it heartbreaking? That also.