In any case, what Edmund gets is a sweet so intoxicating that it makes the boy sell out his siblings for another taste. Edmund gets hooked and spills the Aslan-related beans.

The iconic character Aslan has arrived in Lancashire for the West End smash-hit production of The Lion, The Witch and The ...

Far more than Edmund, who — despite a properly enormous repentance scene at the end of the novel — heartily sucks. Edmund aside, Aslan keeps excellent company.

Aslan offers himself in Edmund's place, sacrificing his own innocent life so that Edmund has the opportunity to live. This is the sacrifice Jesus made for our sins on the cross, the same way Aslan ...

From the moment the curtain went up at The Marlowe Theatre, this show was mesmerising. Based on C.S. Lewis's classic novel, first published 75 years ago, the play has been in the West End and is now ...

Christin Ditchfield, in a talk published on C.S. Lewis Institute’s website, pointed towards a bit of a dialogue that comes between Aslan and Edmund: “You shall meet me, dear one,” said Aslan.

The actors portraying Susan, played by Joanna Adaran, Peter, played by Jesse Dunbar, Lucy, played by Kedzai Mangombe, and Edmund, played by Bunmi Osadolor absolutely capture the essence of each ...