Mother of the Maid
by Jane Anderson


Synopsis
Mother of the Maid is the story of Joan of Arc’s mother – a sensible, hardworking, God-fearing peasant woman whose faith is upended as she deals with the baffling journey of her odd and extraordinary daughter.
This riveting play is an epic tale told from an unexpected and remarkable perspective.
Press Reviews
"Full of discovery... powerful and stunning."
— New York Magazine
"Witty and piercing... Jane Anderson perfectly melds comedy and drama."
— Daily Beast
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Joan Arc The Maid |
Jacques Arc Joan’s Da |
Pierre Arc Joan’s big brother |
Father Gilbert The family priest |
Lady Of The Court A well-meaning woman of privilege |
The Court Scribe May be played by actor playing FATHER GILBERT |
Joan’S Personal Chamberlain May be played by actor playing FATHER GILBERT |
A Prison Guard May be played by actor playing PIERRE |
Monique The LADY OF THE COURT’s Chambermaid |
Isabelle Arc Joan’s Mum |
Publication
Mother of the Maid is a play written by Jane Anderson and published by Samuel French (2019).
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Samuel French · 2019 · 78 pp
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