Tolkien and Lewis’ Fraught Friendship Takes to the Stage
I didn’t want the play to end.
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The Conversion of Death and the Lifegiving Power of Beauty
‘Death Comes for the War Poets’ looks at the life and legacy of poet Siegfried Sassoon — yet its true focus lies in the profound transformation of Death itself.
New York Theater Shuts Down as Archdiocese Says Performances Must Be in Line with Church
The Connelly Theater is housed within the Cornelia Connelly Center, a Catholic girls school.
New Play Explores Struggles of Mary and Joseph Before Christ’s Birth
“I don’t think we can appreciate the light,” says the playwright, “if we don’t acknowledge the dark.”
Livestreamed ‘Lolek’ Pays Tribute to St. John Paul II
One-man performance will coincide with 100th birthday of the actor-turned-pope.
Bill Murray’s Sister Portrays St. Catherine of Siena on Stage
Since 2000, Dominican Sister Nancy Murray has traveled around the world bringing to life St. Catherine of Siena.
Acclaimed Novel ‘The Loser Letters’ Adapted for the Stage
Jeffrey Fiske’s adaptation of Mary Eberstadt’s 2010 best-seller will make its premiere on Sept. 29 at The Catholic University of America.
C.S. Lewis, G.K. Chesterton, J.R.R. Tolkien (and Martin Luther) Walk Into a Theater
Christian-themed plays delight theatergoers in Washington, ahead of new runs.
Supreme Court Games: A Dystopian Fantasy; The State of the Catholic Tradition in Theater and More!
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