NEW YORK—Heaven, hell, and what they represent form the crux of the Fellowship for the Performing Arts’s thought-provoking presentation of C.S. Lewis’s “The Great Divorce.” Part existential journey, part morality lesson, the play shows how hard it can be to reach heaven, and conversely, how easy it can be to settle for hell.
The work is winningly performed by a cast of three in multiple roles.
For those souls willing to put down the burdens they've carried all their lives, be they bitterness, avarice, or simply an unwillingness to see what's right in front of them, true paradise may be possible.
