BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:-//com.denhaven2/NONSGML ri_cal gem//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:British actor David Payne presents Prisoner of Passion\, a on e-man theatrical production about the apostle Paul\, at the Center on Su nday\, February 17 at 2pm.\nSYNOPISIS for Prisoner of Passion- The apost le Paul is under house arrest in Rome and is on his own except for a Rom an Soldier guard. The guard is new and\, when he is not in Paul&rsquo\;s room\, insists on locking the door.\nLuke arrives to see Paul but the g uard has gone next door to see a friend who is guarding another detainee . Despite the locked door\, the two friends are able to talk to one anot her. Both find great encouragement as Paul reflects on many of the thing s he has written to the churches.\nEven though the apostle faces a very uncertain future\, Luke (offstage) finds Paul in good spirits and quick to rejoice in the events of the past and his hope of the future. Using d ialog taken almost entirely from the New Testament\, the Bible takes on a new\, thrilling dynamic as this drama unfolds.\nABOUT David Payne: Bri tish actor\, David Payne\, has gained a considerable reputation for his portrayals of the famous author C.S. Lewis. He has played Lewis in a num ber of productions of Shadowlands\, in his self-penned Weep for Joy and in numerous presentations of his much acclaimed one-man show An Evening with C.S. Lewis. The first Lewis book Payne read was the Screwtape Lette rs and it was this book that inspired him to pen his first musical\, Tar get Practice. Set in the Academy of Fiends\, this energetic show feature s a cantankerous professor (Payne) tutoring some junior fiends on the ar t of tripping up humans (Targets). His latest stage show based on Lewis is his self penned St Jack &\; The Dragon\, a touching story about Le wis and his adopted mother. After completing the audio version of a new Bible translation\, he was commissioned to write a play as part of its l aunch. He chose to focus on the Apostle Paul and wrote Prisoner of Passi on which is fast becoming one of his most sought after productions. His DVD productions include An Evening with C.S. Lewis\, Prisoner of Passion \, Target Practice and Relative Surprise which was shot on location in E ngland. Payne continues to tour throughout the U.S. and U.K. and when he is not touring he is either writing or filming. He is married with two sons and three grand children.\nWHAT: Prisoner of Passion with David Pay neWHEN: Sunday\, February 17 at 2pmWHERE: Carrollwood Cultural Center\, 4537 Lowell Road in TampaADVANCED TICKETS: $20 members/ $24 non-members / $22 seniors (65+)DAY-OF-SHOW TICKETS: $22 members / $26 non-members / $24 seniors (65+) URL:http://carrollwood.patch.com/events/david-payne-presents-prisoner-of- passion SUMMARY:David Payne presents "\;Prisoner of Passion"\; LOCATION:Carrollwood Cultural Center: 4537 Lowell Rd\, Tampa\, FL END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR