Helen and Danny keep themselves to themselves. But the outside world comes crashing into their lives one day when Helens brother turns up. Covered in blood.Dennis Kellys new play is a thrilling contemporary suspense story which takes its audience on a chilling journey into a world just outside the front door. This disturbing urban drama has its world premiere at the Traverse Theatre on 31st July 2009; reuniting the team that brought Kellys play After The End to the Traverse Theatre in 2005. After a months run at the Traverse; it transfers to Birmingham Rep and the Soho Theatre (London).
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful. My Grandfathers StoryBy Lita KilpatrickThis book is the story of my grandfather Max Factor. Although I had long heard the family stories -- there is much more here that I didnt know. I was 10 years old when he died. Oh how I welcome this book. I knew little about his early years in Poland and Russia. I am giving this book to my children and grandchildren for Christmas. I am so very proud of my familys story. I seem to have carried on his entropunerial genes! Knowing so much more about him is a special joy for me this year.8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Basically "Max Factors Hollywood" without as many pictures.By SuzanneI enjoyed this book and almost finished it in 1 day; but I kept thinking; "I wish there were more pictures." Well; I did not realize it; but the book "Max Factors Hollywood" arrived a few days later and is by the same author (Basken); and it has loads more pictures! Both books are easy to read and do not get bogged down with too much nonessential history that make your eyes glaze over. If you want just the facts; maam (or sir); get this book; if you want to ogle BW photos of the day with the info; find "Max Factors Hollywood."2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Disappointing.By JoyI realize I should have bought "Max Factors Hollywood" rather than this book. The writing style is plodding and prosaic; despite Max Factors fascinating life story. As others have mentioned; there are very few photographs; which is a shame. What a disappointment.