Bernard of Clairvaux
Jan. 19 & 26
Feb. 5th
Up to $225

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Roles
Nobleman’s son. Brilliant, charismatic, and fiercely persuasive, drawing people in with warmth, wit, and quiet authority. Driven yet humble, he reads people instinctively and inspires rather than commands. Resonant, controlled voice.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
ABBOT PONTIUS. 40s. Abbot of Cluny. Charismatic, proud, power conscious, and strategically minded. Fiercely protects his institution.
DUKE OF BURGUNDY. 40s. Powerful French nobleman. Commanding, diplomatic, dignified, and accustomed to loyalty.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
Abbot of Citeaux Monastery. Discerning, systematic, and prayerful.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
Bernard's older brother. Strong, practical, and steadfast. A disciplined warrior with natural leadership.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
GRAND PRIOR BERNARD. 40s. Grand Prior of Cluny. Calculating, ambitious, politically shrewd, and outwardly charming. Works patiently behind the scenes to protect his influence.
FATHER. 40s–50s. Lord of Fontaines and Bernard’s father. Distinguished, compassionate, and even tempered, with quiet strength and deep care for his family.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
Bernard’s younger sister and the family’s only daughter. Bright, affectionate, and deeply sensitive to abandonment.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
Bernard’s energetic young nephew. Bright, eager, and idealistic, determined to follow the men he admires.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
Bernard’s uncle and Count de Touillon. Honorable, resolute, and a seasoned military leader with quiet humility.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
WILLIAM OF ST. THIERRY. 30s–40s. Abbot and Bernard’s closest friend. Loyal, thoughtful, passionate, and a trusted confidant.
BROTHER NIVARD. 20s–30s. Monk at Citeaux Monastery. Questioning, modest, and reliable.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
Bernard’s energetic young nephew. Bright, eager, and idealistic. Looks up to the men in his family and is determined to follow in their footsteps.
Contemporary American dialect (speak French names, words, and places with a light French accent)
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