in Kaite O'Reilly's stage play In Water I'm Weightless as part of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad. Fraser was one of the regular cast members in the fourth season of the US TV series American Horror Story: Freak Show. He also appears as Roger in the TV series Loudermilk. In May 2017, Fraser was cast as Shakespeare's King Richard III, ‘a disabled guy gets cast as a disabled guy’, a role he discussed with Emma Tracey, presenter for BBC Radio's service for disabled people, "Ouch". In 2019, Fraser played Raymond Van Geritt in the BBC One adaptation of Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy His Dark Materials. In 2020, Fraser would write and curate the BBC Four disability series Criptales. Television presenting Fraser was one of the original co-hosts of the BBC's Ouch! Podcast. He presented the short-lived Channel 4 series Freak Out. He presented the 2004 Channel 4 documentary Happy Birthday Thalidomide, documenting how the drug was being used in Brazil to treat leprosy, but that its use in a country with low levels of literacy and a black market in drugs was leading to new thalidomide births. Radio Fraser played the lead character, Sparky, in BBC Radio Four's Saturday Playhouse production, "Inmates" (1997), by Allan Sutherland and Stuart Morris. He was a regular performer on the BBC Radio Four sketch show "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie". CDs Fraser has released two rap albums: "Survival of the Shittest" "Genetically Modified...Just For You" (2000) Freak shows Fraser has shown a continuing interest in freak shows. His 2001 play 'Sealboy: Freak' draws on the life history of Stanislaus Berent, a sideshow performer with naturally occurring phocomelia who worked under the stage name Sealo. Fraser's 2002 television documentary, Born Freak, looked at this historical tradition and its relevance to modern disabled performers. This work has become the subject of academic analysis in the field of disability studies. As part of the documentary, Fraser performed in a Coney Island freak show. He was invited to return to work there professionally and has since worked several summer seasons there. Fraser's 2011 show, From Freak to Clique, charted the history of portrayals of disability, including freak show performers. In 2014, Fraser went on to have a role as Paul the Illustrated Seal in American Horror Story: Freak Show. He played Jessica Lange's love interest in several episodes. "Cabinet of Curiosities" Fraser was commissioned by the Research Centre for