Take Joan of Arc, for example. By now, you’ve heard the Globe is putting on a new play called I, Joan.It’s about the Maid of Orleans, of course, but there’s a quirky twist: Joan is nonbinary!

Amy Kirk-Duvoisin, a radio producer and aspiring playwright from Ohio, changed Mardi Gras when she founded the Joan of Arc parade in 2008.

On Jan. 6, people around the world will come together to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the birth of St. Joan of Arc, the brave peasant girl from the French countryside who in 1429 lifted the ...

The Joan of Arc parade drew a huge crowd to the French Quarter on Saturday night to celebrate the start of Carnival 2024. +4. Toilet paper will soon be banned as a Mardi Gras throw.

Joan of Arc may have died half a millennium ago — but the 19-year-old French maid-turned-military leader has remained an obsession. She’s become anything her fans want her to be: A miracle ...

Half a decade after it was thought lost, this influential silent movie was rediscovered in a hospital cupboard.

Contributing columnist Joshua Whitfield writes that Joan of Arc may be the gender-bending saint we need in light of the transgender movement.(Michael Hogue) Remember a while back the Globe Theatre ...

‘Joan of Arc: Into the Fire’: Theater Review. After collaborating on the Imelda Marcos disco bio-musical 'Here Lies Love,' David Byrne and director Alex Timbers reteam on 'Joan of Arc: Into ...

Poor Joan has been suffering through the cinema ever since Carl Theodore Dreyer’s “The Passion of Joan of Arc” in 1928, and Prudhomme’s stern, battle-ready glare gives it fresh power.

Bruno Dumont's “Joan of Arc” is a tiny, timely minimalist gem, taking on the monumental paradoxes of wars waged in the name of God and institutions headed by men used to crush and burn women.