~ DAVID WATMOUGH

Tuespay, 19 Marcu 1974
_ 7:30 To 9:30 PM -- ew West 4-room COMPLEX

David Watmough will be giving two of hts monodramas
(reminiscences of his childhood in Cornwall) Tuesday,

L9 March tn the four-room complex New Westminster Campus
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Mr. Watmough has just completed a series of performances at
City Stage (Vancouver) and has recently returned from a

tour of New York, London, and Germany.

He will read "Fathers and Sons" and Cousin Petherick and

the Will", These two monodramas demonstrate David Watmough's
ability to capture both mood of childhood and the brusque
Cornish characters and dialect. Though monodrama is his
personal mode of expression, one tnevitably compares his

vigor and success at capturing a unique dialectal group

with Dylan Thomas; while the narrative bridge he builds between

Cornwall and British Columbia is reminiscent of Malcolm Lowry.

Mr. Watmough has become one of Vancouver's best known writers
and his performances make one realize how exciting story
telling ean be. There will be a discusston wtth David

Watmough following the performance.

EVERYOWE IS WELCOME a Lanny

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATIONS
JOUGLAS COLLEGE