
Realistic
Sal Capone: The Lamentable Tragedy Of
A hip-hop crew of close friends struggle to come to terms with the shooting of one of their own, the young and talented DJ Sammy.

Sparking a series of further revelations, the sudden reappearance of David exposes suppressed emotions and desires in everyone and the family must renegotiate their relationships with each other and, ultimately, redefine their family. In sharp, non-stop dialogue, Brad Fraser brings each of his characters to life with a depth, humour, and emotion that tears open the nuclear family and finds the heart that is often lost and forgotten.
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2009, Royal Exchange Theatre, UK
2010
Playwrights Canada Press
9780887549151

Realistic
A hip-hop crew of close friends struggle to come to terms with the shooting of one of their own, the young and talented DJ Sammy.

Historical
A dense play with complicated threads: a young woman’s sense of identity is buried under the scar tissue of the residential school system. A chance encounter with a photograph exposes the legacy that binds her to her family and its ghosts.