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About the Show and Planning a Night Out at Ellie Caulkins Opera House

C.S. Lewis On Stage: Further Up & Further In is a one-man theatrical production built around the life and writing of C.S. Lewis, the Oxford and Cambridge scholar best known for The Chronicles of Narnia, Mere Christianity and The Screwtape Letters. The title borrows a phrase from The Last Battle, the final Narnia book. Rather than staging a single story, the piece presents Lewis speaking in his own voice, drawing on his books, letters and talks. It follows his move from atheism to Christian faith and the wit and reasoning that made him one of the most widely read Christian writers of the twentieth century.

The Denver performances took place in 2024 and have now passed. The production has toured to many cities, so anyone interested in future dates should check the producers' official channels or a reputable theatre listings service rather than relying on older announcements or resale pages.

The venue

The Ellie Caulkins Opera House is one of the main halls in the Denver Performing Arts Complex downtown. It is home to Opera Colorado and also hosts touring productions, dance and special events. Its horseshoe-shaped auditorium keeps most seats fairly close to the stage, which suits a spoken-word performance like this one.

Practical tips for a future visit

  • Buy from official sources. Use the venue's box office or its authorised ticketing partner. Secondary sites can charge large markups.
  • Plan transport early. Downtown garages fill up on busy nights. Light rail or a rideshare can be less stressful.
  • Arrive early. Security checks and finding your seat take time, and latecomers may have to wait for a suitable break.

Eating safely before the show

If you have dinner beforehand, the usual food-safety habits still apply. Leftovers from a pre-theatre meal shouldn't sit in a warm car for two or three hours. Refrigerate them within two hours, or within one hour if it's above 90°F outside. If you won't be heading straight home, it's better to skip the doggy bag. More venue ideas are collected in our Venues section, and you can find practical advice in the Guides.