Is nervewracked even a word? Well, it is now Urban Dictionary! Nervous energy aside, I’m counting down the days, and less, to know whether or not I got accepted to the Creative Writing Program at SFSU. Mostly because it feels like my life could spin in a thousand different directions with a simple offer… or…
Author: Conrad
Titus Andronicus – Review kinda
Okay, just to get things straight, the “reviews” on this site about plays I’ve seen aren’t really reviews, because that’s what Google is for. I totally don’t mean that in a dick way, though. I just didn’t want you to read this post and think, “well, that was a crappy review.” My definition of review…
Deserted at Sea… maybe
Just needed to write. Deserted at Sea might be the title of my next play. Luckily, I have Scrivener to help me sort out all of these things associated with this story I’ve had for a very long time, maybe since October. Again luckily, I have a deadline to meet to at least get one…
Esperanza Means Hope – Post Show Thoughts
It’s kinda funny when people tell me that they’re proud of me. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate all the kind words and I take them to heart, but it just feels a little weird – offsetting. I guess I’ve been so used to telling other people how proud I am of them because I…
DREAM ACCOMPLISHED!
Being a Playwright still in the beginning of my career, I had the goal of having one of my plays produced outside of California. Just found out that MamaSiHero, a 10-minute dramedy about a comic book writer and her Superhero Filipino Mother, will be part of A-Squared Theatre Workshop’s “My Asian Mom” One-Act Festival in…
Jumping
It’s not the fear of falling that gets to me. It’s the fear of jumping.
Block By Block
Production: Block by Block Artists: Campo Santo with Felonius and special writings by Junot Diaz Theater: De Young Museum City: San Francisco, CA Date and Time Seen: 11/19/2011 7pm Strong piece of Performance Art: Hip hop theatre at it’s finest celebrating a great city. I had no idea what to expect from watching this show….
What My Husband Doesn’t Know
Production: What My Husband Doesn’t Know Playwright: David E. Talbert Theater: Paramount Theater City: Oakland, CA Date and Time Seen: 11/19/2011 3pm I FINALLY got to see a live David E. Talbert stage play! So exciting. Synopsis: Play opens inside the Pastor’s office where Lina (Michelle Williams) makes a confession to the Pastor that she…
Push… and listen
A story where the protagonist is on the can and he hears something about him from guys at the urinals beside him. What is his reaction and why? Toilet tales.
Girl
Overheard at Coffee Garden in Sacramento. === A car? Why do I need a car? I have people drive me around. Girl. I looked like an F-O-B. Girl, I asked my mom why she let me walk out of the house like that. Girl, she said that I dress my self. Girl.