Annie Considine

Annie Considine

Annie Considine is neurodiverse playwright, director, and actor currently based in Chicago, IL. She received her B.A. in Theater and Performance Studies from the University of Chicago, and studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. She is a company member of Shakespeare & Company and founding member of the Diverse Ability Network affinity group at Winston & Strawn LLP. When she's not...
Annie Considine is neurodiverse playwright, director, and actor currently based in Chicago, IL. She received her B.A. in Theater and Performance Studies from the University of Chicago, and studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. She is a company member of Shakespeare & Company and founding member of the Diverse Ability Network affinity group at Winston & Strawn LLP. When she's not writing, Annie enjoys tea, long walks, big dogs, and any ghost stories you have to tell.

Plays

  • Mnemorian
    Desperate for answers to a mysterious neurological issue, Shay visits their estranged grandfather Marshall, and he discloses an incredible secret: their bloodline has the ability to recall ancestral memories. A veiled metaphor for neurodiversity, Mnemorian is a poignant exploration of the past's influence on the present and the potential for healing through understanding and acceptance.
  • Doors
    Dr. Abigail Fossier, a college therapist, is about to leave her office when one of her students appears at the door. When he tells her what happened to him, things take a terrifying turn.
  • Private Sampson
    IN PROGRESS. The true story of Deborah Sampson, an American woman who enlisted as a man during the Revolutionary War, and her remarkable friendship with her commanding officer.
  • Stari Most
    IN PROGRESS. A Slavic Studies professor at the University of Chicago reunites with his long-lost friend who has recently transitioned. Based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
  • Youth on Fire
    A musical celebration of the trials and tribulations of youth through the text of four of Shakespeare's characters: Juliet, Edmund, Rosalind, and Prince Hal. Co-authored with Luke Reed and Zoe Wohlfeld.
  • The Manor at Bedfordshire
    A dysfunctional lesbian couple moves into a haunted house, where a pair of oversexualized Victorian ghosts shake things up to a randy climax. Co-authored with Katie Goldberg.