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‘All the World Loves a
Clown’ (or so they say)
The Theatre Committee of the Rappahannock Association for the Arts anii Community (KAAC> is offering you an opportunity to find your own special, inner, individualized clown
In a three-hour, workshop It'd by Charlene JamesDuguid, you will have the opportunity to bnng out the clown in you No previous clowning or acting experience is necessary. (Adults only.)
The tradition of the clow n is rooted in time and culture Shakespeare so often used his clown or fool to speak the truth Other characters muddled through, not seeing reality, or the errors of their ways Yet the clown held fast to the ground beneath him while making our spirits soar
The clown of circuses and vaudeville helps the audience look on the lighter side when the burdens of the world seem too heavy to hear And w ho can forget the delight of Marcel Marceau as his clowning mime, with the ultimate precision of movement, climbed an invisible ladder or coyly pickt*d a flower from a public garden
See WORKSHOP, Page B2
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