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Picture this: The year is 1962 and C.S. Lewis, the famous British author, is in the twilight years of his life. He is hosting a group of American writers at his home just outside of Oxford. They have come to hear him speak about the significant events and the people that shaped his life —?this is Christmas With C.S. Lewis. This intimate portrayal allows audiences to spend an enthralling evening with the late author whose books have become a staple in millions of lives. There’s no better way to feel the holiday cheer than spending a warm evening with the author of the iconic Narnia Chronicles and other legendary written works.?
To connect with Christmas With C.S. Lewis:
Interesting one man show with audience participation at times. Learned a lot about his life and that he wrote The Lion, Witch and Wardrobe for his goddaughter. Really liked this play!
David was very good in his “channeling” his inner C. S. Lewis and giving the audience an opportunity to see what life can be.
Absolutely enchanting performance. Engaging, funny, touching, educational. Truly brought CS Lewis to life.
We are so pleased that we purchased our tickets and attended this fantastic one man show! We cannot say enough good things about the performance and the content. We highly recommend everyone seeing this show when the opportunity arises next year!! You will not be disappointed! Rich and fulfilling!
Very good rapport with the audience and nice blend of story with funny anecdotes. I was hoping for more presentation of his Christian beliefs as opposed to more of a life story. Relating his relationship with Joy was very poignant, heartwarming and interesting.
Excellent play. Would enjoy seeing it again with the English gentleman!
Our family appreciates the theological wisdom passed along by CS Lewis. This one man production was insightful as to his personal life, detailed yet whimsical, and gently interspersed with a little of his testimony. The Christian faith is still benefiting from the genius of CS Lewis!
Enjoyed the venue. Did need an elevator. The actor was not a realistic Lewis. Delivered lines, but without conviction. I never felt I was there with Lewis, always aware it was a play, not a meeting with friends. Love anything Lewis. That is what brought me there.
Throughly enjoyable, quiet stroll through a little bit of history about Christmas, England and C.S. Lewis.
Mr. Payne was very captivating and entertaining! Kept my attention the entire performance! What a great relaxing evening leading up to Christmas! (However the balcony seats at The Lyric are extremely tight and uncomfortable!)
