Lowry, SalfordLike East Is East (his 1990s stage and screen hit), Ayub Khan-Din's latest work is set in his native Salford. A large, rumbustious family is again at the heart of his story. Although these characters are white, Khan-Din's theme is, once again, semi-autobiographical. Five adult siblings return to their childhood home in a run-down neighbourhood scheduled for demolition and redevelopment. Upstairs, their …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:05PM on October 8, 2011