The Dybbuk
Julia Pascal
1990
Lights up on Judith.
The rest of the company have their backs to the audience. They are dressed in 1940s costumes. She is dressed in today’s casual clothes.
Judith:
I was in Germany and they went on strike. Not because of me. It was nothing to do with me. A little holiday with my fiancé combined with a little research for my job.
Satellite…
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