Kon Fraser was a British playwright and screenwriter whose work encompassed theatre and television. She began writing her first full-length play after returning from Kenya with her family and while living aboard an old boat which subsequently sank. Two of her plays, Eleven Plus and Sacred Cow, received Sunday-night productions at the Royal Court Theatre. 

The Questors presented The Igloo in the 1965 New Plays Festival and No Camels in Israel in 1968. The Igloo was subsequently produced professionally at the Edinburgh Festival, with a cast headed by Beatrix Lehmann and Shelagh Fraser. 

Fraser also wrote for television during the 1960s, including contributions to the BBC anthology series Thirty-Minute Theatre.

Article about Kon Fraser in the Buckinghamshire Advertiser, 4 July 1968

THE PLAY

Written very sensitively and imaginatively this play deals with the meeting of a mentally retarded adult man and a 13year old schoolgirl. We see the friendship grow, and the effect it has on his relationships with the other two people in his life - his elderly mother, and the ageing mistress of his late father.