The Great Divorce with Anthony Lawton…

September 10, 2012 0 Comments

Anthony Lawton will make you laugh. He will make you think. He will also make you examine your own soul as he portrays the rationalizations and self-deceptions used to refuse Heaven.

Anthony’s masterful performance combines with his faithful adaptation of Lewis’s The Great Divorce to produce an evening of spiritual insight and challenge. Using a wide range of dialects—from Cockney to American Midwestern to Scottish—Anthony Lawton brings to life over a dozen characters in his one-man stage adaptation of Lewis’s classic. “Now this is storytelling,” says the Philadelphia Inquirer.

C. S. Lewis’s

The Great Divorce

A one-man play

adapted and performed

Anthony Lawton

September 20, 2012 ~ 7 p.m.

Cookeville Performing Arts Center

Tickets:	Sales start August 31. In person at the CPAC Box Office, 10 East Broad Street, Cookeville, 9 am -5 pm Monday through Friday or by phone 931-528-1313 with MasterCard or VISA. Individuals $15; Couples $25; Student $10; Family $45; Children 13 and under free, over 13 count as a student; Family includes couple and all children living at the same address.
Details:	One act, approx. 80 minutes, short Q&A with Mr. Lawton following the performance
Contact:	Michael Poore, Director, The Humanitas Forum, (931) 239-8735, mpoore@humanitas.org
Website:	www.humanitas.org