Theater review: St. Scholastica’s ‘Incorruptible’ tickles the funny bone Streaming this weekend only: If a man loses his soul, then exactly how much would he stand to profit? Written By: Lawrance Bernabo, For the News Tribune | 3:45 pm, Mar. 4, 2021 × "Incorruptible" (Robert Larson / CSS Theater) Around the year 1250, the monastery in Priseaux, France, is experiencing hard times. It has been 13 years since the relics of Saint Foy lying on their altar have worked a miracle. Pilgrims are no longer paying pennies to pray at her feet. Now another church claims they also have the bones of Saint Foy, and those relics are profitably curing pilgrims left and right.