Joan of Arc: Into the Fire Tickets

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Terence Archie is a native of Detroit and graduate of the North Carolina School of the Arts. He originated the role of Apollo Creed on . Broadway as well as in the German-translated production of Rocky the Musical in Hamburg, Germany. Other Broadway credits include Ragtime and Kiss Me, Kate. Off-Broadway: Joan of Arc: Into the Fire (The Public), The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity (Second Stage), 1776 (City Center). Solo shows: The Peanut Prince, Frederick Douglas Free, and At The Pole. Regional: The Squirrels (La Jolla Playhouse), All The Way, The Twelve (DCPA), Guys and Dolls, Twelfth Night (Old Globe), Two Gentlemen of Verona, Tamburlaine The Great, Edward II (STC), Arabian Nights (Berkeley Rep/Arena Stage), The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity (Geffen), The Odyssey (Seattle Rep), The Odyssey (Artpark). Television: The Mysteries of Laura, Manhattan Love Story, Madam Secretary, Elementary, The Blacklist, Blindspot and several iterations of Law & Order.

Mare Winningham is an actress and singer-songwriter with two Emmys and an Oscar nomination under her belt. The Arizona native starred in the off-Broadway drama Tribes and made her Broadway debut in 2013 in the revival of William Inge’s Picnic.

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Broadway: Jagged Little Pill (2020 Tony nominee, Grammy), Honeymoon in Vegas, On A Clear Day, Mamma Mia! Off-Broadway: Joan of Arc, Brother/Sister Plays, Civil War Christmas, Hit the Wall. Kennedy Center: Chess. Tour: Thoroughly Modern Millie. TV: Dopesick, Godfather of Harlem, Search Party, Dr. Death, Mr. Robot, Blacklist, Blue Bloods. Film: Intermedium.

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John Schiappa made his Broadway debut over twenty years ago on roller skates in Starlight Express. Since then, the actor and singer has appeared in the likes of Assassins, Wicked, and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. In 2013 he co-stars in the new Broadway thriller, The Other Place.

Kyle Selig has been seen on Broadway as Elder Price in The Book of Mormon and off-Broadway in Joan of Arc: Into the Fire, written by David Byrne (The Public). He's also been seen on the national tour of The Book of Mormon. Regionally, he's appeared in Mean Girls (National Theater), October Sky (The Old Globe) and West Side Story with the LA Philharmonic Orchestra (The Hollywood Bowl). Winner of the Jimmy Award for High School Musical Theater and LA Music Center Spotlight Award. His original albums are available on iTunes and Spotify.

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David Byrne is a singer, songwriter, musician, film director and producer, author, lecturer, photographer and visual artist. Born in Dumbarton, Scotland, he grew up in North America and was educated at art schools in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Since leaving the Talking Heads, the band he co-founded in the 1970s, Byrne has released nine solo studio albums, most recently American Utopia (2018). For theater and dance, Byrne has written music for Twyla Tharp’s Catherine Wheel [Broadway] (1981); In Spite of Wishing and Wanting, for Wim Vandekevbus’s Belgian dance company Ultima Vez; Robert Wilson’s Civil Wars – The Knee Plays and The Forest (1988) [BAM and elsewhere]; and, Here Lies Love (2015) and Joan of Arc: Into the Fire (2017) [both at The Public Theater]. In 2005, Playing the Building, an installation that turned buildings into playable musical instruments by connecting the structures electronically to a pipe organ debuted in Stockholm, followed by runs in London and New York. An advocate for cycling, Byrne designed a series of custom bike racks that were placed in different locations in New York City in 2008. Since 2010, David Byrne has spoken several times at TED Talks conferences. David Byrne has been honored with an Academy Award, Golden Globe and Grammy awards, along with Obie, Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel and Theatre World awards for his work in the New York theater.

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