The title of the play (Love and Human Remains) by Brad Fraser written in 1989 and currently running at The Gladstone, has the advantage of being brief. However, the original title , Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love seems closer to the themes and content of this work that helped expand the international reputation of this exceptional Canadian playwrite. Thus, one wonders why author Brad Fraser discarded the original title at our present time, a title that brought his own book, part gory mystery thriller, part examination of the underlying violence implicit in the search for ones identity in a constantly fluctuating urban environment, closer to the novel American Psycho, by Bret Easton Ellis.
