Brad the impaler

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Canadian playwright Brad Fraser, 35, writes controversial, sexually-explicit dramas, such as the widely praised 'Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love.' He is now working on a number of projects for stage and television. He discusses his childhood, career and being gay.

Biography, Interview, Dramatists, Playwrights, Fraser, Brad

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All play and no work: Robin Williams lets his inner child go wild

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Williams discusses the anti-war message in his latest movie, 'Toys.' The comedian has evolved as an actor but retains much of his quick wit. 'Toys' is one of several movies either for children or involving children in which he has starred.

Behavior, Motion picture actors and actresses, Movie actors, Toys (Motion picture), Williams, Robin (American comedian and actor)

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The talking cure: a performer bases his career on confession

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Spalding Gray has made a career out of performing monologues and storytelling that discuss his life in detail. Gray prefers monologues because images are created in the mind of each member of the audience.

Methods, Works, Storytelling, Performing arts, Gray, Spalding

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