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Tag Archives: C. S. Lewis
Terryl Givens: The Mormon C.S. Lewis
Having just finished Teryl and Fiona Givens’ masterful The God Who Weeps last night, I’m still digesting the impact the slim but powerfully wrought volume is having on my thought, inner life, and worldview. In conjunction with other work I … Continue reading
Zion Theatre Company: The Agony, the Ecstasy and the Spirituality in Trying to Push Forward a Religious Theatre Company
A little less than two years ago I created Zion Theatre Company. The venture was born out of necessity, as the theatre group I was collaborating with previous to that suddenly dropped a re-mount of my play Farewell to Eden, … Continue reading
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Tagged A Roof Overhead, C. S. Lewis, Farewell to Eden, Immortal Hearts and Other Short Plays, J. R. R. Tolkien, Jinn and Other Myths, Legends of Sleepy Hollow, Melissa Leilani Larson, Persuasion, Producing, Rings of the Tree, Swallow the Sun, The Death of Eurydice, The Hobbit, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Opposing Wheel, Theatre, Zion Theatre Company
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“It is the Myth that Gives Life”: C.S. Lewis and the True Myth
Note: I will be presenting this at the Springville Library this Thursday at 7pm, so if you’re interested in coming, don’t read this and come hear it instead. Hopefully, I’ll be even more interesting in person. Many people do not … Continue reading
