JULIA PASCAL

Playwright
JULIA PASCAL
Academic writer, Dramatist, Health writer, Journalist, Memoirist, Playwright, Scriptwriter, Translator
Available for:
Collaboration, Judging, Lecturing and teaching, Library visits, Live readings and performances, Mentoring, Public speaking, Reader reports, Residencies, School visits, Translation, Workshops
Contact me via the SoA

I am a London playwright from Manchester and Blackpool. I write stage plays that often reveal hidden histories and which profile women’s experiences.

On 8 October I premiere The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France, 1940 at the Arcola Theatre. https://www.arcolatheatre.com/event/the-banality-of-evil/

My writing reflects an Eastern European German, French, Jewish history as well as a working class voice rooted in Lancashire working class culture.

I have worked as a journalist on The Guardian, The Times,  The Sunday Times, The Observer, The New Statesman. Specialist subjects are theatre, French and German culture, Jewish history and Dance. For BBC Radio I have written and presented a documentary and for BBC TV I have written a drama documentary and radio dramas.

I am a fluent French speaker and can translate from French into English.

As a theatre director,  I am used to producing, developing and directing dramas.

I am a Fellow of the Royal Literary Fund and a PhD.

www.juliapascal.org