‘Narnia’ stage adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ ‘The Horse and His Boy’ to premiere at Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C., audiences can enjoy the original stage adaptation of C.S. Lewis’

from his famous

book series, which is premiering at the Museum of the Bible from Jan. 20 to March 4. “In the midst of darkness and confusion in our country, C.S. Lewis’ amazing allegory takes center stage to answer some of life’s biggest questions,”

The Academy of Arts Logos Theatre on its website. In partnership with the academy, the museum will host the event in its World Stage Theater, which seats 472 and features ADA-compliant services to accommodate all ages and abilities. In addition, four shows will be offered in American Sign Language on Jan. 25-26 and Feb. 15- 16.

Narnia aficionados also can sign up for the “Beyond the Wardrobe” VIP Experience, limited to 50 tickets, in addition to a show ticket on Jan. 20 and 21. VIP guests will see memorabilia from the world premieres of the Narnia stage productions and films before the show starts, as well as pose for photos in costume with characters. The VIP Experience also offers a 10% discount for four or more tickets. 

premiered in 2019 at the Logos Theatre to overwhelmingly positive reviews, including one from

that raved “it was clear from the very beginning that this version of

was created by people who love the books just as much as other fans.” Puppetry assumes a significant role in the production with animals, including both horses and the lion Aslan, played by puppets.  The cast and crew have been

for touring, which involves costume changes for fewer cast members as well as stage adaptations for the new venue.  Performances offer

throughout the week, with two productions on Saturdays at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.  This year, the museum is featuring

such as “A Cappella Christmas — An Evening with Voices of Lee” on Dec. 8 and “Gloria: The Christmas Tour” with Point of Grace and Mark Schultz on Dec. 11.