Dogs of the Blue Gods. Staged at Brown University at Brown/Trinity Playwrights Repertory Theatre A Dead Soldier in the Family. Staged by Playwrights Round Table, Florida Cat and God (Published by One Act Play Depot, Canada)Dogs of the Blue Gods (University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Theatre) 2008The Sugar Plum Fairy (University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Theatre) 2008The Family BeefPutting the Fun Back into School ShootingsKilling George Lucas (short film) (#2 script, April 2007, on Zoetrope film script site)The Accidental Antichrist (feature film) (quarter-finalist Slamdance Screenplay competition)The War of Error (feature film)For the Love of an Infinite Number of Monkeys (play)The Rocket's Red Glare (play)Die, the Beloved Country (play)The Zombies (play) Books My Own Private Orchestra Penguin Books The Depths of Deception e-bookFrom Hell' e-bookArabella Abides e-bookMy Own Private Orchestra e-book versionNo Man's Land e-bookThe Nog Sisters (novella) e-bookFlies for the Mayans (novella) e-book.Dogs of the Blue Gods (A Play) e-book script.Blitzbreeker & the Chicken from Hell (A Play) e-book script.Pigman's Fingers (short story) online References Sources Attridge, Derek, and Rosemary Jane Jolly, Literature, Apartheid, and Democracy, 1970–1995Mervyn Eric McMurtry, "The playwright-performer as scourge and benefactor: an examination of political satire and lampoon in South African theatre, with particular reference to Pieter-Dirk Uys"], viii, 467p.; 30 cm. – Thesis (PhD), University of Natal, Durban, 1993. Grundy, Kenneth W. "The politics of South Africa's National Arts Festival: small engagements in the bigger campaign", African Affairs 93, no. 372 (July 1994).Who's really who in South Africa, Hilary Prendini Toffoli and Gus Silber. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball, 1989. "The Politics of South Africa's National Arts Festival" (Oxford Journals. offline) "Theatre in the New South Africa" (David Graver, Performing Arts Journal, Vol. 17, No. 1 (January 1995), pp. 103–109). National Arts Festival, "Loren Kruger", Theatre Journal, Vol. 47, No. 1 (March 1995), pp. 123–126. Zerbst, Jeff. "Fraser's life flashes before our eyes." Review/Books September 1993: p. 4. Suppl. to The Weekly Mail & Guardian 9(34), 23–30 September. Tyler, Humphrey. "Arts festival". Reality January 1993: pp. 10–13. Boekkooi, Paul. "Is Ian Fraser net astrant?" (trans: Is Ian Fraser just 'cheeky'/'nuts'/'impudent'), Insig'' August 1993: p. B8. External links Ian Fraser's official website Ian Fraser circa 1993, Grahamstown Arts Festival, South Africa via YouTube Ian Fraser doing a 13-minute set Johannesburg, 1995, via YouTube Video. Ian Fraser doing 10-minute comedy set in Boston USA, 2007, via YouTube Video. A second 10-minute comedy set, Boston USA, 2007, via YouTube 1962 births Living