Poor Super Man A Play with Captions
“Poor Super Man A Play with Captions” by Brad Fraser, published by NeWest Press in 1995, is a drama that explores the complexities of love, creativity, and self-discovery. The narrative follows David McMillan, a celebrated gay painter who, feeling a lack of affection in his life, returns to his roots as a waiter in search of inspiration. As he rekindles his artistic passion, he becomes involved with his married employer, Matt, which leads him to confront deeper truths about his relationships and identity.
In this first edition, readers will find a poignant examination of personal and social dynamics, as David navigates his affair with Matt while reflecting on his friendship with a straight gossip columnist and the challenges faced by his trans-sexual roommate living with HIV. The play delves into themes of love, creativity, and the realities of life, making it a significant work within the realms of American and Canadian drama. With 181 pages, this edition invites readers to engage with the emotional and societal issues presented through the lens of its characters.
Official synopsis Publisher
“Frustrated by the lack of love and affection in his life, celebrated gay painter David McMillan returns to his humble beginnings as a waiter where he hopes to find his lost creativity. He finds that more and more in the arms of his married male employer, Matt. Matt inspires David to paint the best pictures of his life. However, the affair forces David to face new realities about himself and his world when he re-examines his long-time friendship with a straight female gossip columnist, and when he watches his trans-sexual roommate live with being HIV positive.”–Publisher’s description.
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