Among the many things I learned from seeing “The Screwtape Letters” by C.S. Lewis at the Hobby Center is this: Do not think you can review the work of a genius if you’re NOT one! With apologies to one ...
NEW YORKNEW YORK — Many bureaucrats are all talk and no action. Apparently it’s similar in the “lowerarchy” of hell, as portrayed in the thoughtful satire, “The Screwtape Letters,” a devilishly funny ...
If the devil really is in the details, then C.S. Lewis got it right. His 1942 book, “The Screwtape Letters,” is a point-by-point turnabout of accepted values. It consists of 31 letters from a ...
C.S. Lewis' "The Screwtape Letters" was first published in the U.S. 80 years ago. Screwtape is an important bureaucrat in the "Lowerarchy" of Hell. Over the course of 31 letters, he advises and ...
Sometimes, it’s good to see things from the devil’s point of view. At least that’s what "Chronicles of Narnia" author C.S. Lewis was thinking when he wrote “The Screwtape Letters,” a series of ...
I couldn’t resist getting in one last theatrical experience before 2011 becomes a memory so I headed over to the afternoon performance on the closing day of “The Screwtape Letters” at Orlando’s Plaza ...
Newsweek: ‘The Screwtape Letters’ Makes for a Good Damned Time on Stage
The holiday season can be rough on everyone, and this season even a devil's disciple is not immune. In The Screwtape Letters, a theatrical adaption by Jeffrey Fiske and Max McLean, of the C.S. Lewis ...
Brent Harris considers the role of Screwtape for a moment. Before he took the part six years ago, he had not read C.S. Lewis’ challenging novel “The Screwtape Letters,” and when he did read it the ...