by William Nicholson, directed by Linda Dunn

When the reserved British theologian C.S. Lewis (author of The Chronicles of Narnia) meets the American poet Joy Gresham, he has no idea how their lives will soon become entwined. As a religious scholar, he thinks he knows why God lets people suffer. But then he meets Joy, and this beautiful play follows their timid steps from first meeting to a full, loving relationship, complicated by illness, the constant risk of loss and the doubts that spring up when an intellectual is confronted by actual grief.

(in order of appearance)
Hugh Campion (Harry Harrington)
Jennifer Reimer (Joy Gresham)
Wood Lockhart (Christopher Riley)
Philip Bohlman (Douglas)
Chuck Isen (C.S. Lewis)
Matt Farrell (Alan Gregg/Doctor)
Alex Ross (Major Warnie Lewis)
Anne Ripley (Nurse/Registrar)
Joel Roth (Maurice Oakley/Clerk)
Oak Dowling (Priest/Waiter)

Director: Linda Dunn
Production Manager: Maureen O'Donoghue
Set Design: Patrick Kroboth
Set Construction: Ian Swift, David L. Smith
Scenic Artist: Megan Kenyon
Costume Design: Michael A. Berg
Lighting Design: Ellen Brooks
Sound Design: Stephen Dietz
Property Design: Sue Anderson
Dialect Coach: Anne Ripley
Stage Manager: Madge Grahn
Light Board Operator: Austin Nuyens
Box Office Manager: Anne Ripley
Volunteer Coordinator: Susan Suomi
Publicity Coordinators: Tinka Ross, Suzie Hughes
Publicist: Kim Taylor
Graphic Design: Ron Severdia