Looks: Why They Matter More Than You Ever Imagined This is a name of a book that I just saw on this book service I’m with. It’s an interesting topic for a play… maybe.
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.
unrequited love/friendship
I just had to get this out in terms of exploring unrequited love/friendship as a theme for a new play. Most likely this will be thought of into a 10-minute as it’s an artform that I’ve not only fallen in love with, but really understand the structure and elements of a play. Of course, writing…
Another crossroad
I’m thinking that I should be writing this on my other blog site, but it applies here as well. I’m at another crossroad it seems. I can either audition to act in a play which will take place later this summer or continue writing by seeking out lessons and looking for other theater work. I…
The Gift
I just finished what can be considered the final script of The Gift for Bindlestiff Studio’s Stories High Production which will take place on the last week of July and early August. Here’s a taste of what I wrote: FEMALE I can’t believe that this is happening to me! MALE How can this be happening…
Finally learning
forgive me for not writing in here for what really seems for ever! but i’ve gotten caught up in rediscovering the wonderful world of acting. i’m taking a workshop with bindlestiff and i’m learning and rediscovering a lot of the the things i’ve learned from acting classes at Sac State and a lot that I’ve…
BOA in SF
I know. I know. It’s been a while. Tonight I went into the city to watch a friend’s play as it is featured in Bay One Acts Festival by Three Monkeys at the Eureka Theater. Not saying this because he’s my friend, but his was the best play. It’s called “Toss of the Hat” by…
the mightiest force known to exist
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what being an artist means to me. This sprang up from watching AOTS (America is on the Stage) and watching the potential there. I say potential not in a belittling or condescending way, I admire them for what they are DOING, but potential in terms of being able…
Garden of Dreams
Copyright Notice: Scripts on this website are copyright protected and may not be reproduced, distributed, disseminated, altered or performed without the author’s prior written permission. conradap@gmail.com Download the Script (PDF) Garden of Dreams A One-Act Drama by Conrad A. Panganiban Cast of Characters R.J. Araula Early 30’s. Male. Writer. Webhead. Lisa’s husband. Lisa Enriquez Mid-late…
Read more...Back in the Saddle
The last couple of days of writing has been amazing! I actually forgot what it feels like to get lost in writing the words that come out of my characters mouths. It’s actually getting to the point where it feels like I have to “kill some of my babies” because of length. I have this…
Green Light
Ya-ta! I got a green light to produce my play “Garden of Dreams” for April 25-27 at Sacramento City College. Unfortunately, there might be some things that might block this dream from happening but I look at this as just another obstacle and a challenge. One of the other challenges happen to be that the…