Reviews
'Sometimes funny, more often fraught, this is a powerful account of a complex issue.' The Arts Desk
'Intriguing' Time Out (The Golem)
'A dazzling cabaret that brings tears to the cheek' The Stage (Year Zero)
'sets the heroine against a remarkable sweep of world history, wittily highlighting the paradoxes and culminating in the Parisian National Front rally of 1995' The Stage (St Joan)
‘Pascal intertwines the personal and the political and shows that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can be legitimately approached through fiction as well as fact’ Guardian
‘An insight into a strained and complex world of family ties, prejudice, religious obligation and above all humanity.’ East End Review
'“Timeless” is a word that is tossed around extremely frequently these days, but it is certainly the most appropriate word to describe Julia Pascal’s Crossing Jerusalem’ The Public Reviews