The Logos Theatre

The Logos Theatre is a Broadway associated theatre in Taylors, South Carolina known for it's amazing productions like their awarding wining The Horse and His Boy, which won the award for "Most Revealing Talk About Autism" and "Most Children Sacrificed in One Sitting" in the same evening. Critically acclaimed, reviewers have praised this production for it's wonderful costumes, dedicated actors, and eldritch horrors. Reviews include:"'My son Mandy wanted to touch Aslan Lannister after the play. For some reason there was a weird dentist hiding in his ribcage, he handed my son a brochure about autism and vaccines before vanishing into a puff of rainbow smoke. In all still a better ending than Game of Thrones.' - Dr. Zaius, on Google Reviews""'I saw The Horse and His Boy, it was pretty good, except for one weird bit. There was this part where Aslan's limbs elongated to impossible lengths and embraced all the children in the audience into his gaping maw. My life hasn't been the same - I hear scratching at my front door whenever I come back from the Bojangles. Play was good would watch again.' - redsabrxiii, on Google Reviews"The glowing reviews for the theatre and it's amazing productions has brought fame and fortune to the theatre. With more and more children coming to see family-friendly plays, the staff have been able to please the eldritch overlords again and again with plentiful amounts of souls provided for their consumption, all with an amazing play to boot.

Aslan
Aslan is a key figure in the Order of Elder Gods. An immortal being being, Aslan cannot be harmed in any way by human weapons. In fact, no way is truly known how to slay Aslan, not that we would want to. He always listens. At the Logos Theatre, where Aslan is employed to act as a fictional character of the same name, any production in which he will act begin with a prayer from a sect of Christianity known as Aslanism, the belief that the Holy Spirit has returned to Earth again, this time as He is in His true, godly form. Aslanism prayers are very similar to a standard Orthodox Christian prayers, but they allow the name of God to be interchanged with Aslan's own. Unlike other Elder Gods, who are know to cause any viewer of them to go insane, Aslan has willed his image into one that the mortal humans may understand, as he has found that more mortals will be sacrificed to him if he puts on a good play.

Aslanism
Aslanism began as it's own religion, honoring and worshipping the lions of the tribe of Judea in the very early days of settlement in the area. However, the practice died out after that weird Jesus guy showed up and made everyone get loved. Recently, the religion has made a reappearance as a sect of Christianity, allowing it to co-exist in these troubling times.