She starred in Luke's play, "Bloomsbury," at the Phoenix Theatre in London, England with Daniel Massey, Yvonne Mitchell, Penelope Wilton, John Hart Dyke, Clive Francis, Simon Jones, directed by Richard Cottrell.
On a ballet tour of the Netherlands in 1940, she and her fellow dancers, including Frederick Ashton, were caught up in the German invasion, but managed to avoid capture and get a boat back to England. Fraser sang and danced for the troops in Paris in 1944.
If you are labeled as a comedy actress you are never taken seriously. You are looked upon as a funny woman. I don't like funny women; rather, women with intelligence, wit and heart.
