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The Great Divorce By C.S. Lewis

Adapted and Performed by Anthony Lawton

The Devil and Billy Markham By Shel Silverstein

Performed by Anthony Lawton

Heresy Written and Performed by Anthony Lawton

The Great Divorce is presented by special arrangement with The C.S. Lewis Company, Ltd.

The Devil and Billy Markham is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

LANTERN THEATER COMPANY

Tim MartinProduction Manager

Stephen HungerfordLighting designer

Rebecca SmithVenue Manager

Charles McMahon Anne Shuff artistic director Managing director

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Between Heaven anD Hellthe anthony lawton Festival

THE GREAT divORCEFri Dec 3 8pm OpeningSat Dec 4 8pmSun Dec 5 2pm AiCThu Dec 9 7pmFri Dec 10 8pmSat Dec 11 8pmSun Dec 12 2pmThu Dec 16 7pmFri Dec 17 8pmSat Dec 18 8pmSun Dec 19 2pm

THE dEviL ANd biLLY MARkHAMWed Dec 8 7pm AiCSat Dec 11 10:30pmWed Dec 15 9:30pm

HERESYTue Dec 14 7pm AiCWed Dec 15 7pmSat Dec 18 10:30pm

The Great divorceBy C.S. Lewis • Adapted and Performed by Anthony Lawton

C.S. Lewis’ own favorite among his works, The Great Divorce tells the satirical and comic story of hapless professor Clive and the motley band of malcontents who join him on a very curious bus ride. Journeying between Heaven and Hell, Clive crosses a wildly inventive landscape filled with dazzling language and surprising insight.

The devil and billy MarkhamBy Shel Silverstein • Performed by Anthony Lawton

Written entirely in rhyming couplets and punctuated with blues and country music, this raucous and raunchy play follows songwriter, good ol’ boy, and ne’er-do-well Billy and his betting misadventures with the Devil. This play includes themes of sacrifice and redemption and is unapologetically and joyously profane. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED FOR AUDIENCE MEMBERS UNDER 17.

HeresyWritten and Performed by Anthony Lawton

A probing, comic, autobiographical solo play in which Lawton wrestles with the value of religion. Where is the line between faith and superstition? Why are so many Christians so un-Christian? What is the difference between faith that heals and faith that destroys? This play contains profanity, frank discussions of sex, and ideas that some may consider to be blasphemous. CHILDREN UNDER 17 NOT ADMITTED.

Artists: in Conversation (AiC)Join us for post-show discussions with Anthony Lawton, moderated by Lantern Associate Artistic Director Kathryn MacMillan.

Running TimeAll plays will be performed in the Lantern’s mainstage theater and are approximately 90 minutes with no intermission.

Want more Anthony Lawton?Visit Lawton’s website at www.anthonylawtonactor.com.

FESTivAL SCHEduLE

FROM ANTHONY LAWTONIn 1999, I declared my mission statement: “Spiritual Theatre for a

Secular Audience.” As an orthodox Catholic, I wanted to present the ideas of Christianity. Not to Christians – I didn’t want to preach to the choir – but to people who had long ago dismissed the idea of religion. It seemed to me that Christianity and the secular world had more in common than most people thought, and that much of the best of Christianity was very good philosophy and psychology. I still think that’s true.

I am less of an orthodox Christian today than I was in 1999, so I more truly straddle the worlds of extreme Christianity and secularism. I don’t want so much to sell unbelievers on the truth of Christianity as to sell the idea of Truth to both believers and unbelievers. I think – as I believe Jesus did – that orthodoxy is wrong about a few things. And I think that pure secularism misses out on a lot of the unique, profound insight of spiritual tradition and philosophy. There is a gulf separating Christian and secular America, and it seems no one is trying to bridge that gulf. Mostly, each side is either studiously ignoring the other, or shouting, pointing, and cursing at the other.

I invite you to regard this theater as a playground (I guess that’s a pun). Here are some ideas and stories. Play with them. Let them amuse you. Have fun. If the ideas stick with you, good. If they broaden or deepen your thought, good. If they don’t, but you had a good time anyway, good, too.

THE DEVIL AND BILLY MARKHAMI first performed this play in grad school in 1992. It was my first solo show. At first, I did the show because I was bored, and I thought the play was good fun. As I rehearsed it, though, I began to think of it as my first Christian play (though Shel Silverstein might roll over in his grave to hear me say so). Granted, the play is one long, dirty joke. But I think there’s a lot more to it than that.

THE GREAT DIVORCEI first performed this play at Wheaton College in 1998 at a celebration of Lewis’ 100th birthday, and later that year at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. It was around this time that I announced my mission statement. Lewis is great at writing for skeptics because he himself was an atheist until his early thirties. The New York Times Book Review said of him: “Lewis is the ideal persuader for the half-convinced, for the good man who would like to be a Christian, but finds his intellect getting in the way.”

HERESYIn my mid- to late 30s, my life was falling apart, and I was forced to ask myself: “If I am a Christian, why am I such a bad person? Why is this not working?” I hadn’t expected God to heap good fortune on me, but I had at least expected my character to improve over time. I wrote Heresy in 2009 as an investigation into those questions. This play is the story of my spiritual life. Please regard it as one case study.

This festival is dedicated, with love . . .To the memory of C.S. Lewis: You loved greatly;To the memory of Spalding Gray: I wish I could have been your friend;To Karen Armstrong: Blessed are the pure of heart, for they will see God;To Mom and Dad: You taught me the most important things I know.

deepest thanks, also, to . . .Sara Felder, Lenny Haas, Genevieve Perrier, Matt Pfeiffer, Sarah Sanford, Michele Volansky, Charles McMahon and Lantern Theater Company, The Philadelphia Fringe Festival, and Murph.

FOOD FOR THOUGHTEarth, I think, will not be found by anyone to be in the end a very distinct place. I think Earth, if chosen instead of Heaven, will turn out to have been, all along, only a region in Hell: and Earth, if put second to Heaven, to have been from the beginning a part of Heaven itself.

– C.S. Lewis, Preface from The Great Divorce

“. . . if I have all faith so as to move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing. And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, but have not love, it profits me nothing.”

– 1 Corinthians 13:1-3

FROM ANTHONY LAWTON (continued)

box Office Hours: During performance weeks, the Lantern Box Office is open Monday-Tuesday 10:00am-5:00pm, Wednesday-Friday 10:00am-intermission, and Saturday-Sunday 12:00pm-intermission.

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FOR YOuR iNFORMATiON

ANTHONY LAWTON (Playwright/Adapter/Performer) has acted in Philadelphia for the past 15 years. Favorite roles include George in Of Mice and Men (Walnut); Coleman in The Lonesome West, Austin in True West, and Feste in Twelfth Night (Lantern); “man” in Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (1812); and The Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce, The Devil and Billy Markham, and Heresy, under the auspices of his Mirror Theatre Company. Film: Unbreakable, Invincible. TV: Hack, Cold

Case. Lawton was a 1999 finalist for the F. Otto Haas Award. Philadelphia City Paper named him the city’s “Best One-Man Theatre.” His original play, The Foocy, produced by the Lantern in 2005/06, received five Barrymore nominations, including one for Best New Play. anthonylawtonactor.com.

CLivE STAPLES LEWiS (Playwright) (1898-1963) was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He was a Fellow and Tutor in English at Oxford until 1954 when he was named Professor of Medieval and Renaissance English (a chair created specially for him) at Cambridge. Persuaded by several friends, including J.R.R. Tolkien, Lewis converted from staunch atheist to Christian in his early thirties. Following his conversion, he wrote several books that were colored by his experience as a Christian, including works of Christian apologetics (Mere Christianity), satire and fiction (The Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce, The Space Trilogy, Till We Have Faces), and children’s fantasy (The Chronicles of Narnia).

SHEL SiLvERSTEiN (Playwright) (1930-1999) was a renowned poet, playwright, illustrator, screenwriter, and songwriter, best known for his quirky and irreverent children’s books and poetry, including The Giving Tree, Where the Sidewalk Ends, and A Light in the Attic. Silverstein got his commercial start in the late 1950s as resident poet/cartoonist for Playboy magazine. He also wrote hit songs for such artists as Johnny Cash and Dr. Hook, and won an Oscar in 1991 for the song “I’m Checkin’ Out” from the movie Postcards from the Edge. His other books include A Giraffe and a Half, The Missing Piece, and Falling Up.

STEPHEN HuNGERFORd (Lighting Designer) works as a freelance designer all over the East Coast and as TD for Bristol Riverside Theatre. His collaborations with Philadelphia area companies include Act II Playhouse, the Lantern, InterAct, Tribe of Fools, and the theater programs at Drexel, Arcadia, Penn, Swarthmore, and Bucks County. Stephen holds an MLA from the University of Pennsylvania and is the author of Thirteen Crosses: Stories of the Mann Gulch Fire. Recent works: PTW’s Front Row Seat at the Walnut’s Studio 5 and Shakespeare in Clark Park this past summer.

TiM MARTiN (Production Manager) has worked with many companies including Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company, Rebecca Davis Dance Company, Mum Puppettheatre, International Opera Theater, Enchantment Theatre Company, and sundry others. In the academic world, Tim has also worked for Drexel University, The Shipley School, and Swarthmore College. A playwright, several of his plays and adaptations has been seen in the Philadelphia area.

WHO’S WHO

WHO’S WHOREbECCA SMiTH (Venue Manager) is in her third season at the Lantern. She is a graduate of Temple University with a BA in European History and a minor in Theater. She has worked as production manager at Theatre Exile, and as stage manager at Brat Productions, Kaibutsu, and Temple Theaters. Previous Lantern shows include The Hothouse, The Government Inspector, Sizwe Bansi Is Dead, Hamlet, Happy Days, Scapin, The Breath of Life, Henry IV, Part I, and Uncle Vanya.

CHARLES McMAHON (Artistic Director) co-founded the Lantern and serves as artistic director in addition to acting and directing for the company. Previous roles include Heisenberg in Copenhagen, Lucky in Waiting for Godot, Guildenstern in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Edmund in King Lear, and Pete Seeger in Un-American. Lantern directing credits include Henry IV, Part I, Hamlet, Othello, La Ronde (also translator and adaptor), Richard III (Barrymore Award, Outstanding Production of a Play), Much Ado About Nothing, The Comedy of Errors (Barrymore nomination), King Lear, A Doll’s House, and the upcoming A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Charles is a graduate of NYU’s theater department where he studied acting and directing before returning to Philadelphia.

ANNE SHuFF (Managing Director) is in her second season as Managing Director following seven years of service on the Lantern’s Board of Directors, including four years as Treasurer and three years as Personnel Committee Chair. As founding managing partner of MindLabs.net,

she has guided online marketing strategy for theater companies across the country, and her work has been highlighted by WIRED magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia City Paper, and the design reference book Web Site Design Goodies. She previously served as Business Manager at The Wilma Theater and Assistant Controller & IS Manager at Walnut Street Theatre. Smoochies to M/S/E.

Special Thanks To: Bristol Riverside Theatre, Curio Theatre Company, Stacy Maria Dutton, Paul Kuhn, Helen McMahon, St. Stephen’s Church (Dr. Charles Flood and Mark Yurkanin).

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