Seven Jewish Children
Paperback, 8 pages ISBN: 9781848420472Publication Date:
12 Feb 2009
First Staged:
Royal Court Theatre, London, 2009

Seven Jewish Children

By Caryl Churchill

Paperback

Seven Jewish Children is Caryl Churchill's response to the situation in Gaza, as it was when the play was written in January 2009.

To download the playtext for free, click on the 'Downloadable Script' link on this page.

Seven Jewish Children is also available in the collection Caryl Churchill Plays: Five.

Downloadable Script Seven Jewish ChildrenSevenJewishChildren.pdf
Press Quotes

'A heartfelt lamentation... shows theatre's power to heighten consciousness and articulate moral outrage'

Guardian

'An impassioned response to the events in Gaza that is elliptical, empathetic and illuminating'

The Times
Paperback,8 pages ISBN: 9781848420472Publication Date:
12 Feb 2009

Also by Caryl Churchill:

Caryl Churchill Plays: Three
The Skriker
Three More Sleepless Nights
Glass. Kill. Bluebeard. Imp.
Love and Information
The Judge's Wife
Drunk Enough To Say I Love You?
Seagulls
A Mouthful of Birds
What If If Only
Bliss
Hotel
Tickets are Now On Sale
Air
Lives of the Great Poisoners
Not Not Not Not Not Enough Oxygen
The After-Dinner Joke
The Hospital at the Time of the Revolution
Beautiful Eyes
Here We Go
A Number
Light Shining in Buckinghamshire
Pigs and Dogs
Far Away
Cloud Nine
Caryl Churchill: Shorts
Blue Heart
Icecream
Thyestes
A Dream Play
This is a Chair
Three Short Plays
Traps
Lovesick
Caryl Churchill Plays: Five
War and Peace Gaza Piece
Escaped Alone
Caryl Churchill Plays: Four
Ding Dong the Wicked
Schreber's Nervous Illness
Hot Fudge
Abortive
Mad Forest

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