Hampshire Regional to present ‘The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe’

NARNIA play : Hampshire Regional High School will open its drama season with a production of “The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe” Oct. 25-27 in the high school auditorium.

The play is based on the first of C.S. Lewis’ popular Narnia books. Produced in collaboration with local theater artists, the play will include stage combat and puppets aimed at bringing Lewis’ magical world to life. The plot revolves around siblings sent to live in the English countryside during World War II who discover a portal to another world through an old wardrobe.

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Stage adaptation of C. S. Lewis' 'Screwtape Letters' Coming

"The Screwtape Letters," which Lewis published in 1942, is presented as a series of letters that Screwtape sends to his nephew Wormwood, a minor demon entrusted with corrupting a single individual, who Screwtape refers to simply as "The Patient," so that this human's soul is kept from "The Enemy" up in Heaven.

Over the past five years, Max McLean has been having a devil of a time portraying the title character in C. S. Lewis' novel "The Screwtape Letters."

McLean helped adapt the novel into a stage play with director Jeff Fiske and originated the role of Screwtape, a demonic functionary who occupies a small office in a corner of Hell.



See more: http://www.tulsaworld.com/scene/stage-adaptation-of-c-s-lewis-screwtape-letters...

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe - Theatrical Show

If you have not heard about it yet, it’s an interactive promenade theatre experience, bringing to life the story of  The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, which will run at Left Bank from Monday 25th November – Sunday 8th December.

 It’s going to be amazing! The Narnia Experience will run 25th November – 8th December 2013 at Left Bank, Leeds, at 45 minute intervals from 9:30am – 3:45pm (with the last performance beginning at 2pm). The total journey time will be 90 minutes.

Read more: http://www.narniafans.com/archives/15066#sthash.Kl8KAKCK.dpbs