What happens when a lay Catholics, a Protestant with a pastoral background, and an Orthodox priest and a layman get together? They talk about C.S. Lewis, Narnia, the Space Trilogy, and how Lewis has influenced them. Go beyond the talk of Netflixβs adaptation of The Magician's Nephew with this panel that pushes through the wardrobe.
Hereβs what you can expect
The panel includes
Stuart D. Brooks of Sowing Wonder. Heβs an Orthodox layman and currently writing a fantasy trilogy.
John Paul Hare of Ruminations and Reflections. Heβs a Catholic layman and has written essays about C.S. Lewisβ work as well as other things.
Eric M. Hamilton of Pyrite Dreams. Heβs a Protestant who was a pastor and is a published author.
Father Justin of Geek Orthodox. Father Justin is an Orthodox priest and self-described geek who is also a published poet.
Patrick Abbott of Patrick Abbott, Sci-fi Author (me, real original name for a Substack, eh?). Patrick is a Catholic who writes science fiction and humorous urban fantasy as well as objective non-fiction investigating sci-fi related topics.
Quick Review: Logos Theaterβs Great Narnia Adaptions
Last Friday I saw the Logos Theatreβs adaptation of Prince Caspian at the Museum of the Bible. Needless to say, it was wonderful. Like all the other two Narnia plays adapted by the group - The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and The Horse and His Boy - it was faithful to source material while also being enjoyable for all ages. It was on par with Horse and His Boy in terms of quality, making it better than The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, which I personally felt dragged a little before the characters went to Narnia.
Check out Logos Theater to see if you can catch a showing!
