Konner Wilson

Konner Wilson

Konner Wilson is a Chicago based screenwriter and playwright. She is a recipient of the Krevoy Screenwriting Fund Prize (2019) for her screenplay MERCY as well as a first runner-up for the Tennessee Williams One-Act Play contest (2019) for her play KINDRED. Konner is a resident playwright at Three Brothers Theatre and her play WHEN IT COMES WE CAN WORRY THEN is set to premiere in their next season. Konner...
Konner Wilson is a Chicago based screenwriter and playwright. She is a recipient of the Krevoy Screenwriting Fund Prize (2019) for her screenplay MERCY as well as a first runner-up for the Tennessee Williams One-Act Play contest (2019) for her play KINDRED. Konner is a resident playwright at Three Brothers Theatre and her play WHEN IT COMES WE CAN WORRY THEN is set to premiere in their next season. Konner received her MFA in Writing for the Screen and Stage from Northwestern University.

Plays

  • When It Comes We Can Worry Then by Konner Wilson
    Cast: 
    2
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    Genre: drama
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    Keyword: close friendship, anxiety + 4 more
    Genre: drama
    Keyword: close friendship, anxiety, LGBTQ, pop culture, feminism, college
    During the summer before their first year of college, Sammy and Nel strike up an unexpected friendship as they bond over shared anxieties, womanhood, and window panes.
  • Kindred by Konner Wilson
    Recommendations: 5
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    Cast: 
    3
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    Genre: drama
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    Keyword: women, family + 3 more
    Genre: drama
    Keyword: women, family, Lesbian, mother, daughters
    Yvonne and her estranged daughter, Nina, reconnect after Yvonne gets sick. They begin to meet once a year on Yvonne’s birthday to have dinner. Their already strained relationship is put to the test as they both attempt to come to terms with their past issues and the present state of themselves and their family. They are forced to face the passage of time, the aging process, and death while navigating the...
    Yvonne and her estranged daughter, Nina, reconnect after Yvonne gets sick. They begin to meet once a year on Yvonne’s birthday to have dinner. Their already strained relationship is put to the test as they both attempt to come to terms with their past issues and the present state of themselves and their family. They are forced to face the passage of time, the aging process, and death while navigating the intricacies of familial love and obligation.

Recommended by Konner Wilson

  • That's Fucked Up by Zack Peercy
    12 Sep. 2019
    “ A naturalistic play with characters so harsh and tangible, and dialogue so incredibly genuine that you get lost in the apartment where these characters reside. THAT'S FUCKED UP treats its college-aged characters with honesty and respect, while meeting difficult subjects and situations head-on. It's small cast and has the ability to be produced in any theatrical space. ”