Jane of Arc

The collective dream of the medieval people about a savior who can stop the Hundred Years' War. However, the trust of the nobility or soldiers is not gained easily to a young inexperienced girl. Jane has to go through tough trials to convince those around her of her abilities. The uncompromising clash with authority and the machinations of power accompany her at every turn. Jane relies on faith, but who are the voices that speak to her? Her trance states arouse mistrust in some, while her ability to see beyond the horizon brings hope to others. What does Jane believe in? In God? What if God is silent? Will the card reader help, or does she have to rely only on herself? But the Inquisition says clearly: This girl is on fire!

Collectively created, this all-ensemble production inspired by the legend of Joan of Arc addresses the question of what we believe in today. Can one woman change the world? And should she be on her own? Activism, egoism, or both at once? Jane's story challenges gender norms and makes visible radical beliefs about utopias and inherent truth. Should we refuse violence if we believe that through violence we can save the world? Jane of Arc talks about how to overcome opposition which does not understand you, about female glory and mistrust in youth. Only God can cancel me.

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