Ever wonder what kinds of super powers an Asian Mom would have? Well, wonder no more when a comic-book writer is pushed to save her job as she creates the ultimate superhero based on her Filipina Mom!
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.
Like, Subscribe, and Murder: The Case of the Killer Lumpia
I’ve always wanted to write a whodunnit and one of the great things about being in PlaygroundSF, it gave the chance to write to so many subjects. This was a fun one!
Finding a Home to Write In
What makes a place feel like I can actually be productive in writing a play? Read this entry and find out!
Review: Anker – PowerCore III 87W Portable Charger
A review of the Powerbank I’ve been using while venturing off to a coffee spot with no available outlets!
The Cat from Ipanema
A short comedy featuring a couple about love, marriage, and a cat traveling to Ipanema.
A Reminder
Sometimes, when I get too much in my head about writing a play, I have to remind that my greatest joy as a playwright is to bring people together to laugh, cry, think, feel, remember, understand, and on a good day, to change.
Amihan, The Typhoon Spinner (A FIRST DRAFT)
A found first draft NEW ONE-ACT PLAY that was written for a class in Grad School. There’s A LOT of holes and the final scene makes no sense… but I reached END OF PLAY.
Standing Above Pajaro (10-Minute Play)
The 10-Minute version of my one-act, STANDING ABOVE PAJARO. This is a re-imagining of what could have happened on a dreadful night in Watsonsville, CA during the 1930 Racial Riots against the Filipinos there.
A Reflection on Table-Reads
The importance of table reads are so important in the development of a play. I finally get to reflect on that journey.
The Ruby Reds – An Animated Storyboard
Ever since writing this piece for the Noir Playwriting class at Bindlestiff, I’ve always saw this on film. Thanks to some amazing friends, I can see how that’d look like!