A Sketch where Fork battles an innocent pair of chopsticks for the ultimate title of being Sarah’s New Favorite Utensil. Written in Killing My Lobster’s Sketch Writing 1 Class.
Author: Conrad
Conrad's a San Francisco Bay Area Playwright. He loves long walks upon the concrete and rainy days. Aside from writing words for actors to regurgitate into an audience's ears and eyes, he loves sports, 90's R&B, and learning.
PB & J – A Sketch
Sketch about different condiments at a Speed Dating Event. We follow Peanut Butter as it searches for its perfect match. Written in Killing My Lobster’s Sketch Writing 1 Class.
Origin: Sarcasm – Sketch
My pinsan, Allan, gave me an idea for a sketch and with his permission, I tried to take a stab at imagining who created Sarcasm. Written in Killing My Lobster’s Sketch Writing 1 Class.
Egg and Brie Pie – Sketch
This was the very first sketch I ever wrote! A Sketch of 2 very different delivery drivers and what happens when they get involved in a crash. Written in Killing My Lobster’s Sketch Writing 1 Class.
Vampire Squadron 27
Vampire Squadron 27 was written for the Ohlone Playwrights Festival in Fremont, CA in 2024.
I’m an Award-Winning Playwright
Incredibly proud to be Awarded Best New Play of 2023 by Chicago Reader!!! Being taught to never really expect anything rewarding (other than audience reaction), I never expected this feeling.
Standing Above Pajaro
I wrote this one-act play as a remembrance to the immigrants who endured the racial hatred and physical violence of the 1930 Watsonville Riots.
Can I Write a Comedy?
YAY! I can FINALLY share the news that I was selected as a recipient of the 2024 “New Voices in Comedy” Writing Fellowship with Killing My Lobster!
Flipped
I wrote this for an assignment as a 10 minute play… but re-reading it almost 10 years later… it’s not a play, but a scene. But I could see the kernal forming of what would become my voice.
Flash Mobbed by a Dragon
My first attempt a writing a farce! This was written in 2015 for a play festival submission that was rejected… but still wanted to share!