(1) Her shows there, including The Quare Fellow, which she helped shape from Brendan Behan's chaotic script, Shelagh Delaney's A Taste Of Honey which was seen as truly shocking in 1958, and the British premiere of Bertold Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children, brought audiences and critics to one of the poorest parts of London from all over Britain and beyond.
(2) For The Quare Fellow, the actors marched endlessly round the Theatre Royal's roof to simulate prisonyard exercises.
(3) Success in Paris meant London critics took notice, and, back in London, the breakthrough came in 1956 with The Quare Fellow, by Dubliner Brendan Behan, set in prison on the night of a hanging.
(4) The data on ion transport mechanisms in QuaR and QuaS FLC are discussed with respect to mutagen-induced and spontaneous cellular ouabain resistance.