Saint Joan Segment III

George Bernard Shaw's 

Saint Joan

(Segment III)

Reading of the play/ listening to audio books

Text: Saint Joan

Audio Books

Preface (2 hours, 11 minutes) https://youtu.be/i4byeNybFkE 

Page 3 - 28

Pt. 1  (18 min) https://youtu.be/xPpPR8lr_8E

Page 28 – 38 (Scene 1)

Pt. 2 (8 min) https://youtu.be/YtASuLRW0as

Page 38 – 43 (Scene 2 – i)

Pt. 3 (13 min) https://youtu.be/A6oOefpiVEE

Page 43 – 49 (Scene 2 – ii)

Pt. 4 (8 min ) https://youtu.be/MMqckKa1MP8

Page 49 – 53 (Scene 3)

Pt. 5 (5 min) https://youtu.be/WPbOp5yrQ-A

Page 53 – 56 (Scene 4 - i)

Pt. 6 (20 min) https://youtu.be/-na4zMkyNZQ

Page 56 – 62 (Scene 4 – ii)

Pt 7 (8 min) https://youtu.be/nCywwBxYtfw

Page 62 – 65 (Scene 5 - i)

Pt 8 (15 min) https://youtu.be/ilyM1QSmrE0

Page 65 – 70 (Scene 5 – ii)

Pt 9 (10 min) https://youtu.be/9mvH9DDpc0M

Page 70 – 75 (Scene 6 - i)

Pt 10 (30 min) https://youtu.be/ZsDJwZ4DGPQ

Page 75 – 86(Scene 6 – ii)

Pt 11 (7 min) https://youtu.be/MHPlihj3uck

Page 86 – 88 (Scene 6 – iii)

Pt 12 (24 min) https://youtu.be/32uksL6g1yw

Page 88 – 99 (Epilogue)


 Prepared by Jacob Eapen Kunnath

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