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Tilo Krause
Director
Marion Cotillard
Jeanne d'Arc
Alan Gilbert
Self - conductor
Côme de Bellescize
Self - stage director
Éric Génovèse
speaker (Brother Dominique)
Christian Gonon
speaker
Elsa Benoit
soprano (La Vierge)
Adèle Charvet
mezzo-soprano (St Marguerite)
Anna Kissjudit
contralto (St Catherine)
Valentyn Dytiuk
tenor (Porcus, a voice, first herald, clerk)
Alex Rosen
bass (a voice, second herald, a farmer)
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