Paul Bernstein

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Paul Bernstein (aka Pal) is a Physical Theatre artist, playwright and performer who shows his work primarily in the U.S. and Europe. Originally from Ohio he is now head of the Theatre Programme within the Fine Arts Department at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, at Camden.^[1]

In New York his work has been produced at the Joseph Papp Public Theatre, HERE Centre for the Arts, Dixon Place, Eden's Expressway among others. He has also been widely produced in Europe in cities from Amsterdam to London to Bilbao.

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