Faces in the Crowd by B Hoff

Faces in the Crowd by B Hoff

When Dave moved south to London he left behind his family, wife Joanne and mounting financial woes in favour of a playground of riches, sex and shopping. Ten years on and Joanne wants payback with interest.

Faces in the Crowd is a darkly comic play that offers a unique insight into twenty-first century London and the debts we accrue in the wake of seeking out our ambitions. It is published as a programme text to accompany the world premiere at the Royal Court Theatre, running from October to November 2008.

BJ Hoff's bestselling historical novels continue to reach readers all around the world, transcending religion, language, and culture. Song of Erin and American Anthem, as well as popular series like The Riverhaven Years, The Mountain Song Legacy, and The Emerald Ballad, are among her works. Despite the fact that Hoff's stories are set in the past, they are always pertinent to the present. She develops communities where people can form relationships, raise families, seek their faith, and experience the ups and downs of life, whether they live in little country villages or big cities, in Amish settlements or coal company housing. BJ and her husband live in the state of Ohio.