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formance that few will forget. In his quiet, intense, and flawless delivery of Service’s poems, the actor shared his love of the subject. Such as thoroughly researched and eloquent performance will surely go far.”
The President of the University of North Carolina System, Richard Spangler, has described Clawson as “truly a performing arts treasure of the state of North Carolina.” Clawson comes from his home in Boone, North Carolina to Little Washington for this single performance on April 19.
Members of the audience are invited to stay after the performance for an informal reception, to meet the actor and discuss with him Robert William Service’s portrayal of life in the Yukon during the days of the goldrush. Tickets are $12 for adults, $6 for students 18 years and younger. For reservations phone the Theatre at 6751253.
RAAC Plans
Movie Event
The Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community (RAAC) will present the movie “Cold Comfort Farm” at The Theatre on Gay Street, Friday, April 25 at 8 p.m.
“Cold Comfort Farm” is based on Stella Gibbon’s 1932 satire of Thomas Hardy and D.H. Lawrence’s grim agrarian novels. It follows a newly orphaned socialite. Flora Poste (Kate Bechinsale), from the posh parlors of London to the rustic squalor of a distant relative’s ancestral home. The farm, home to the
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