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Author of the article: Liane Faulder
Publishing date: May 27, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 5 minute read • Former Edmonton playwright Brad Fraser. Photo by David Hawe /supplied
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We are living in the age of memoir the inward journey preoccupies the literary landscape. Brad Fraser’s new release, however, manages to make an intensely personal story bigger than merely the reflections of the famously bad-boy playwright from Edmonton who went on to success as a writer in cities from New York to Los Angeles.
If you re a parent having to constantly trying to hold back your kids from trying to climb into the fountain, you ll love the changes to coming to Ann Morrison Park. If you re a sucker for nostalgia, you re going to be heartbroken.
Earlier this week, one of my friends noticed signage set-up near Ann Morrison Park s iconic fountain giving guests a heads up that the fountain is scheduled to be replaced this fall. A few days later, Boise Parks and Recreation posted a photo of the same sign on their Facebook page. According to their post, the fountain as we know it is being removed to make way for a new fountain that s more kid friendly. The new design will be interactive and more splash pad like. It ll also include new LED lighting features. The upgrade is a partnership between the city, the Harry W. Morrison Foundation and Morrison Knudsen Foundation. Ideas for the new fountain were being tossed around as early as 2016.
Edmonton playwright
Brad Fraser became one of the most celebrated and talked-about figures in the Canadian arts scene when he first burst into public view in the 1980s.
His funny, poignant, provocative plays foregrounded queer issues at a time when they were still very much on the margins. His brilliant work came to prominence just as the AIDS crisis did, and it often reflected what the community was experiencing during that turbulent time. His work also became a polarizing cultural flashpoint a cause for celebration for many, as well as a lightning rod for the homophobia in the air during that intense period.
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