Client details
| Robert Kirby |
Julia was born in Manchester. In 1977, she graduated from the London University with a B.A (Hons) in English. Julia works also as a journalist. She appears on BBC radio and television. Her print journalism is mainly for The Financial Times, The Times, The Sunday Times, The New Statesman and The Guardian. Her journalistic apprenticeship was with City Limits where she was Dance Editor for nine years. To find out more about Julia Pascal, please visit her website www.juliapascal.org At the Guardian her work included editing the Guardian Europe Diary and producing major features on German Jews, Kindertransport and Dance. Among these were interviews with Sylvie Guillem and Rudolf Nureyev. Living in France briefly, resulted in articles on Vichy and interviews with former Minister for Culture Jack Lang, politician Kofi Yamgane, and businessman Bernard Tapie. Julia's prose work includes PRIMA BALLERINA ASSOLUTA in Virago's TRUTH DARE OR PROMISE, 1985. This was also printed in Boxtree's MEMOIRS OF A JEWISH CHILDHOOD. Her short story A FAST DIVORCE was published in The Jewish quarterly. She was Editor of the CONTEMPORARY THEATRE REVIEW (Volume 2 Part 3 1995) and WOMEN IN THEATRE for Harwood Academic Publishers (US).
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| Nicki Stoddart | +44 (0) 20 3214 0869 |
Julia was born in Manchester. In 1977, she graduated from the London University with a B.A (Hons) in English. Julia works also as a journalist. She appears on BBC radio and television. Her print journalism is mainly for The Financial Times, The Times, The Sunday Times, The New Statesman and The Guardian. Her journalistic apprenticeship was with City Limits where she was Dance Editor for nine years. To find out more about Julia Pascal, please visit her website www.juliapascal.org At the Guardian her work included editing the Guardian Europe Diary and producing major features on German Jews, Kindertransport and Dance. Among these were interviews with Sylvie Guillem and Rudolf Nureyev. Living in France briefly, resulted in articles on Vichy and interviews with former Minister for Culture Jack Lang, politician Kofi Yamgane, and businessman Bernard Tapie. Julia's prose work includes PRIMA BALLERINA ASSOLUTA in Virago's TRUTH DARE OR PROMISE, 1985. This was also printed in Boxtree's MEMOIRS OF A JEWISH CHILDHOOD. Her short story A FAST DIVORCE was published in The Jewish quarterly. She was Editor of the CONTEMPORARY THEATRE REVIEW (Volume 2 Part 3 1995) and WOMEN IN THEATRE for Harwood Academic Publishers (US). Julia's play, ST JOAN was been chosen as one of the few modern plays to be workshopped and presented at New York's Lincoln Center's Director's Lab. Her next production, HONEYPOT is written and directed by her and will be at the New Diorama in London (12th to 30th October) |
| Production | Company | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| CHARLOTTE & JANE (1982) | BBC |
| Production | Company | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HONEYPOT (2011) | writen & directed by Julia Pascal at the New Diorama Theatre |
| Production | Company | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| THE SHYLOCK PLAY (2009) | Oberon Books | |
| CROSSING JERUSALEM (2009) | Oberon Books | |
| THE GOLEM (2009) | Oberon Books | |
| YEAR ZERO (2009) | Oberon Books | |
| ST JOAN (2009) | Oberon Books | |
| THE YDDISH QUEEN LEAR/WOMAN IN THE MOON (2009) | ||
| THE HOLOCAUST TRILOGY (2009) | Oberon Books | |
| THERESA IN MYTHIC WOMEN/REAL WOMEN (2009) | Faber | |
| MAN IS MAN (2009) | RADA | |
| THE MERCHANT OF VENICE A RADICAL INTERPRETATION (2009) | Pascal Theatre Company | |
| CROSSING JERUSALEM (2009) | Tricycle Theatre | |
| CHARLOTTE BRONTE GOES TO EUROPE (2009) | British Library | |
| WOMAN ON THE MOON (2009) | Arcola Theatre | |
| LONDON CONTINENTAL (2009) | ||
| THE YIDDISH QUEEN LEAR (1999) | Southark Playhouse | |
| ST JOAN (1997) | New End Theatre, | |
| L'ANNEE ZERO (1996) | Maubeuge's International Theatre Festival / Cambridge | |
| HEROINE (1997) | London Schools | |
| THERESA, A DEAD WOMAN ON HOLIDAY & THE DYBBUK PRESENTED TOGETHER AS THE HOLOCAUST TRILOGY (1995) | New End Theatre | |
| THE DYBBUK (1992) | New End Theatre | |
| A DEAD WOMAN ON HOLIDAY (1991) | Holborn Centre for Performing Arts | |
| THERESA | Gulbenkian Studio Theatre, New End Theatre | |
| MEN SELDOM MAKE PASSES | National Theatre | |
| ELEGY | Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith | |
| SPECIAL CATEGORY | ||
| A DEAD WOMAN ON HOLIDAY | ||
| CROSSING JERUSALEM | ||
| FAR ABOVE RUBIES | ||
| HEROINE | ||
| LONDON CONTINENTAL | ||
| ST JOAN | ||
| THE DYBBUK | ||
| THE YIDDISH QUEEN LEAR | ||
| THERESA | ||
| WOMAN IN THE MOON | ||
| L'ANNEE ZERO | ||
| FAR ABOVE RUBIES | Drill Hall | |
| THE ROAD TO PARADISE | Radio 4 | |
| TOWARDS THE LIGHT | Radio 4 |

