‘God Forgive Us, We Have Burnt A Saint’ is a play about girlhood, sainthood, and begging to be believed. An exploration into feminine strength and female volatility, this modern take on Joan of Arc follows her from humble beginnings in Domremy, to the historic siege at Orleans and being burnt at the stake in Rouen, finally letting her tell her story in her own words. Candid, explicit and current, 'God Forgive Us, We Have Burnt A Saint' retells one of the great stories of European history, through the rarely heard voice of its young heroine.