C.S. Lewis: The Most Reluctant Convert Tickets

Welcome to the official page for C.S. Lewis: The Most Reluctant Convert, a compelling journey from atheism to faith rendered as a biographical drama on film and stage. Based on Max McLean’s acclaimed stage work, this title weaves narrative, performance, and a powerful score by Craig Armstrong into a seamless exploration of one of the century’s most influential thinkers. Explore the performer’s biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information. Secure your seats with a trusted connection who can get you tickets—like having a friend in the business.

Location relevance matters here: the work has deep ties to the Fellowship for Performing Arts, with updates across their social channels for future engagements. We’ll keep you informed on live performances and film screenings in your city.

Performer overview: C.S. Lewis: The Most Reluctant Convert dramatizes the elder Lewis’s thoughts and the younger Lewis’s journey through a one-man narrative expanded to a feature-biopic format. Key creative contributors include director Norman Stone and performer Max McLean, with music by Craig Armstrong. The soundtrack is released by CMA Records, available on Bandcamp and major streaming platforms. For updates, follow the Fellowship for Performing Arts on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, and check this page for upcoming engagements and touring notes.

• Biographical drama aboutC.S. Lewis’s conversion story
• Original score by Craig Armstrong
• Film and stage roots connected to Max McLean’s 2016 work
• Social updates via Fellowship for Performing Arts
• Discography highlights include: The Most Reluctant Convert (2021), Rosa Morta (2016), Music for The Films of Peter Mullan (2019), and more

Upcoming tour information: Date to be announced for live engagements inspired by this title, with ongoing updates on the Fellowship for Performing Arts channels. If you’re looking to attend a performance or screening, we’ll guide you to secure your seats with minimal hassle.