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September 1, 2026 | History
In a convent in 17th-century Mexico, Sister Juana strives to reconcile her love for God with her desire for a life of the mind. Her gift for writing plays and poems is celebrated by the Court, but her success creates alarm within the Church. Persecuted by a zealous archbishop, Sister Juana's world threatens to crumble around her as everything she holds dear is jeopardised by dangerous ambitions and illicit desires. The play places Juana's faith at the centre of the story and provokes questions about orthodox belief systems and the silencing of women within the Church.
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Previously issued in print: London: Nick Hern Books, 2012.
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