C. S. Lewis (1898–1963) was a British writer, essayist, and Christian apologist. He is best known for the fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia and the satirical epistolary novel The Screwtape Letters (1942), in which a senior demon instructs a junior one on how to corrupt human souls. He taught literature at Oxford and Cambridge.
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A theatrical adaptation of C. S. Lewis's classic novel about devilish letters teaching destruction. A production full of dark humour and profound reflections on the nature of evil.
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A theatrical adaptation of C. S. Lewis's classic novel about correspondence between an older and younger devil, exploring themes of manipulation and human nature.
A theatrical adaptation of C. S. Lewis's classic novel about correspondence between an older and younger devil, filled with dark humor and philosophical reflection.
A stage adaptation of C. S. Lewis's classic novel about correspondence between an older and younger demon. A darkly humorous and philosophically rich production.
A theatrical adaptation of C.S. Lewis's classic novel about devilish correspondence. A performance full of dark humour and profound reflections on the nature of evil.