Joan of Arc -- the Musical is a labor of love conceived in 1979 by Linda Lawrence-Winters and a small collaborative group of friends.  Joan of Arc was  performed in the Fort Worth area in two separate runs--the first run in 1981 at the Hilton Hotel, the second in 1983 at the Wm. Edrington Scott Theater. Professional recordings were made of the songs in 1986.

Joan of Arc draws its inspiration from the life of the beloved figure, Saint Jehanne d'Arc.  It celebrates her life, her loves, her joys, and gives voice to her sorrows.  Joan of Arc inspires audiences and bears Joan's standard through a poignant combination of music, dance and written word.  The story traces Joan's journey from her first calling, through her meeting King Charles VII, her efforts to restore him as rightful ruler of France, and her quest to keep France in the hands of her beloved countrymen--all culminating in her ultimate sacrifice for a cause she loved more than life itself.

Joan of Arc reaches across time and cultural boundaries, offering the message of peace, brotherhood, and hope against a backdrop of tyranny, betrayal, war, and strife.  Never has this message been more relevant than it is today.

The book and score of Joan of Arc -- The Musical will soon be made available for theater companies, churches, schools and organizations interested in performing this work for their own audience.  More details to come.

And...be sure to check out the history of  Joan of Arc -- the Musical.

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