Fraser Brown takes the audience on a hilarious and dark analysis of his own anxieties. At only 21, Fraser (hopefully) has the majority of his life ahead of him, but he's pre-occupied with what has happened in those first 21 years, for him to become the person who he is today. Being unable to let go of the past, Fraser asks himself if he'll ever be able to move on and forgive grudges that he's held since his school days. An introspective extrovert, asking what it means to be happy: it's Fraser Brown, I'm Afraid.