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Biography of Playwright:

My playwright is named Brad Fraser he was born on June 28th, 1959 in Edmonton, Alberta. He went to Toronto and found out the man of his dreams was a psychopathic liar and lost his job. He began to write a comic book series that was never released. He has won numerous awards; his first award he won was when he was 17 at his first playwright competition. The other awards include The London Evening Standard Award for most promising playwright, The L.A critics Award, The Dora Mavor Moore Award, and London’s Time Out Award for best new play. He has also won the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Audience favourite award and is currently available on DVD in Canada and America.Brad is a five time winner of the Alberta culture playwright competition and a two time winner of the prestigious Chalmers award. Brad is also a director; he has directed Leaving Metropolis which is adaption of his play Poor Superman he also directed his play Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love. He writes for print media, radio, film and television. Other written works that Brad Fraser has done include: Cold Meat Party. Martin Yesterday. Poor Superman. Prom Night of the Living Dead. Snake in a Fridge. The Ugly Man. True Love Lies. Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love. Wolf boy. Other interesting facts about my playwright: He was one of those weird kids in the 70s who actually enjoyed listening to old time radio serials like The Shadow and Superman. Brad Fraser also enjoys provoking the public by writing dark comedies and writing about homosexuals in his plays, which he was awarded

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