Home Is Where the Art Is: cARTels Living Room Tour Returns With We Are Gathered Here : LAist. Here’s an interesting idea of how to host a play. I realize that this has been done from the beginning of time, but nonetheless, I have yet to attend a house set play inside a house, but…
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.
A Pinoy Midsummer – A Review
As the sounds of the Kulintang pierce the darkness over the stage, I knew I was in for something new. Bindlestiff Studio and San Francisco State University’s Theatre Arts Department production of Lorna Velasco’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, entitled, A PINOY MIDSUMMER was that new, fresh, exciting, cerebral, visceral, inspiring and…
THE INFINITE LINE BETWEEN, ME, LOLO AND LOCO – Text Script
THE INFINITE LINE BETWEEN, ME, LOLO AND LOCO Conrad A. Panganiban RIZAL: 20s. Male. Filipino-American. Hip-hop head and skater. Grandson ni Lolo. LOLO: Mid 60s . Male. Filipino. Appears to be going into Dementia. Rizal’s grandfather. LOLA: 50s-60s. Female. Filipino. Lolo’s wife and Rizal’s grandmother. A special lights up RIZAL, while his LOLO (grandfather in…
Time Flies
Really quick because I have a meeting with my playwriting advisor in 20 minutes, but I wanted to quickly chime in about one of the ways to know when the “career” you choose is right for you: time flies. I think this is kind of a no brainer but one of the things, okay, another…
Romero and Julianne
Download the script (PDF) Romero and Julianne A Short Dramatic Play with Words and a Park Bench by conrad a. panganiban written 9/3/2012 Cast of Characters ROMERO: Late 50s. Male. Speaks with a British Accent. Homeless. JULIANNE: 40s. Female. City worker. Setting A Mid-afternoon at a Park in front of a park bench. Lights up…
Read more...31 Plays Project – Lessons Learned
DONE AND DONE! Can’t believe that I finished writing 31 plays in 31 days! At times frustrating, but because there was a definitive goal, I had to push through and I feel like I’m a better writer for it. But it did take a little out of me, as I’ve had to decompress after it….
31 Plays Project – The Scripts
Below are the plays written for the 31 Plays in 31 Days project. You may click on any of the titles to view the script for each of them. Enjoy! 31 Plays written in August 2012 for the 31 Plays | 31 Days Project Play 1: The Profession of One Mr. Valentine – A game…
Play 29: Wrong Numbers
Play 29: Wrong Numbers – A misunderstanding leads to changed lives within an office. Wrong Numbers is another attempt to write a One Minute Play. And I’m not saying this because I’m tired of writing 28 other plays. I really wanted to see how the process is for writing one. Process: As usual, I didn’t…
Plays 26 – 28: A Prince, a dreadlocked homeless girl, and a prisoner walk into a play…
Plays 26 – 28 for 31 Plays in 31 Days are below. Like all the other plays, you can read the scripts (under 10 pages each) by clicking on the title. Happy writing! Play 26: The Law Unwritten Between a Prince and His Men – Lumpac, the faithful friend of the Prince of Aklan, Amai,…
Hi! My Name Is…
Just wanted to chime in real fast before heading off to my Day Job 🙂 The picture above is my souvenir from my first day of Grad School. A lonnnng day, but in the end, very much worth it. So the journey continues (I was going to say “begins”, but I think that started when…