‘Avital's 'Fuga Perpetua' is the subtle opposite of a platitudinous dogmatic theater [...]. His performance is an insistent Lamento, circling around displacement and shelter, that makes little use of language, but even more intense one of the sounds (of the sea) and visual visions projected on a double screen. [...] The message is unmistakable: Europe owes it to its Western Christian and humanist tradition to remember its human values’
