Connor Ermir Bradshaw

Connor Ermir Bradshaw

Connor Ermir Bradshaw is a Chicago-based, Midwestern-raised playwright and poet. They have worked with Victory Gardens Theatre, TimeLine Theatre, Adventure Stage Chicago, iO Theatre, and Citadel Theatre. In 2018, Connor was commissioned by Victory Gardens to write a 10-minute play, FLIGHTLESS. Due to COVID, their play, BOXED IN, (dir. Stephanie LeBolt) was adapted into an interactive podcast in association with...
Connor Ermir Bradshaw is a Chicago-based, Midwestern-raised playwright and poet. They have worked with Victory Gardens Theatre, TimeLine Theatre, Adventure Stage Chicago, iO Theatre, and Citadel Theatre. In 2018, Connor was commissioned by Victory Gardens to write a 10-minute play, FLIGHTLESS. Due to COVID, their play, BOXED IN, (dir. Stephanie LeBolt) was adapted into an interactive podcast in association with The Theatre School at DePaul University, where it was previously developed in the Wrights of Spring new play festival. Their play, SUPER-RON, was also developed through Wrights of Spring. Connor is the recipient of the Zach Helm Endowed Playwriting Scholarship.
BFA: The Theatre School at DePaul University, BA Literary Studies '20

Plays

  • Boxed In
    An electric chair. A creaky floor. Thousands of pounds of dirt.
    For more than 15 years, John and Louise have been torn between uprooting themselves and the lives they know and planting themselves even deeper into their house and routine. But after tragedy strikes, husband and wife must determine whether bodies can ever be laid to rest and if memories are enough to bring a house to its knees.
  • Super-Ron
    In a world where the only caped crusaders belong in comic books, our hero, Ron Peterson, gives new meaning to the phrase “below-average”. When the September 11th attack rocks the country, Ron devises a plan to protect the people of Rochester, Minnesota and fulfill his heroic destiny, that is, if he can get out of the comic store bathroom.
  • flightless
    Sometimes all we want is to be lost at sea. Sometimes all we want is to escape the world we've known. And sometimes, when faced with a plan to do both, we just can't.