After having watched a great many plays in Swedish, where dialogue was not always understood by this native English speaker, Fraser realised the significant importance of a dynamic and visually intriguing performance. Use of the full depth and breadth of an acting area is central to Fraser’s visual philosophy.

Not afraid to challenge some of society’s norms, Fraser’s plays have been characterised by reflections on status within the complex realms of class, gender and age. What has been key, however, to his success is the belief that theatre should be accessible to everyone and a demand for high standards.