Nearly everyone knows the name C.S. Lewis, and if they don't, they surely know of the epic tale of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. Lewis spawned a world that would remain a firm favorite for decades to come. Originated by actor David Payne and Bird and Baby Productions Christmas with C.S Lewis is one the company's leading productions in a history that has seen over 1000 performances worldwide.

An experience that's more than simply theatre, meet the men you know and uncover the truths you don't with a movement that has electrified audiences for over four decades. The Diary of Black Men isn't just the longest-running African American stage play in history; it's a cultural phenomenon. Written by Thomas Meloncon and directed by Danny Hodges, The Diary of Black Men is a reflection of the conversations our communities have been having for generations about the raw realities of being a Black man in America. First penned in the late '70s and continuously updated to stay relevant, it's as timely now as its debut.