About Me
Ex-New Yorker, with an international background, Pascale recently starred in an independent short, Little Mother Lies, directed by Amanda Jones, scheduled to hit the festival circuit any day. Last June, she completed a six-week Off-Broadway run of her solo show, Fingers & Spoons, directed by Austin Pendleton (for more: click here.) Pascale works on both coasts as well as Canada, England and France. From Shakespeare to Shepard, she makes her characters “fully human as they retain rather than reveal their basic human mysteries." (Ron Foley MacDonald @The Chronicle Herald)
Battled scarred, yet fiercely determined, Pascale still refuses to compromise. Also a theatre director, poet, playwright, fiction and screenplay writer, her work is inspired by the Chorus' words in Jean Anouilh's ANTIGONE, “The whole world has fallen on you and all you can do about it is shout…[but not because you are trying to make a point, but because]... you learn a lot from it..." and if you do it well, she adds, others may learn to shout too.
Mother, artist, and teacher, she's also a fine personal chef who makes up recipes. Pascale adores working with young kids to teens to young adults. She also loves diving in the cold ocean, whether it be the Atlantic or the Pacific, running on crisp hard snow (can you tell that she's into physical sensations?), reading a brilliant intellectually stimulating novel (yes, a bit of snob in that regard) and exchanging stories with friends, from which, really, when you think about it, everything... just everything arises.
