C.S. Lewis Through the Shadowlands Archives

Shadowlands Cast Revealed and Tickets On Sale Now

August 30, 2017 David Sutton

The story of C.S. Lewis’s late life love to Joy Davidman is most widely known by the 1993 movie staring Anthony Hopkins, but before the movie Through the Shadowlands this story was first dramatized through […]

FPA Productions 2017, C.S. Lewis The Most Reluctant Convert in Dallas September 28 through October 8. Martin Luther on Trial Cleaveland September 29 through 30, Cincinnati October 6 through 8, Austin October fourteen through 15, Houston October 20 through 29, Dallas November 3 through 4, Mineapolis November 11 through 12, and Tusla November 16 through 19. Shadowlands the love story between C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman New York October 17, 2017 through January 7, 2018

New Stage Production of The Shadowlands Premieres October 17

July 31, 2017 David Sutton

Fellowship for the Performing Arts is currently developing a revival of William Nicholson’s award winning play about the love, life, and loss C.S. Lewis experienced in his relationship with Joy Davidman. This will be the […]

Logos: C.S. Lewis Society (12/8/08)

December 9, 2008 Paul Martin

We’re starting up our regular C.S. Lewis Society updates again! People really tend to like these, and they help to raise awareness of Lewis Societies all over the United States. This is the December 2008 […]

Brian Sibley Launches Official Site

June 29, 2004 Paul Martin

Brian Sibley, dramatist of BBC radio dramatisations of The Chronicles of Narnia, has launched his official web site with background information of his various projects past and present.

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C.S. Lewis Through the Shadowlands

Shadowlands Cast Revealed and Tickets On Sale Now

New Stage Production of The Shadowlands Premieres October 17

Logos: C.S. Lewis Society (12/8/08)

Brian Sibley Launches Official Site

Tumnus’ Bookshelf: The NarniaFans Book Reviews: Between Interpretation and Imagination: CS Lewis and the Bible by Leslie Baynes.

Voices from the Dancing Lawn: Amalie Skriver on “Wunderkind,” Faith, and the Music of Narnia