The script for RELEVANT HISTORY. It’s an adapted Zoom script written from a scene from my Full-Length Play, WELGA and performed by students from Cosumnes Oaks High School’s Wolfpack Performing Arts Program.
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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.
Jo-perdy
Jo-perdy was my first ATTEMPT in writing a sketch comedy piece back in 2011. I’m still in awe of those who can write comedy sketches!
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HowDunnit: How I wrote a 10-minute Whodunit!
A blog post on how I was able to write a whodunnit play in 4 days.
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I made it into the 2021-22 PlaygroundSF’s Writers Pool!
Taking straight from the source (Twitter) my account of what it felt like to reach one on my playwriting goals!
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Sunshine’s Last Wish
After watching Ramon Abad’s and Bindlestiff Studio’s Puppet Show THE PARTY! I was inspired to work on a children’s play that I wrote back in 2019. I’m seeing the puppets in my head… so I guess I gotta make it happen!
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Surprise! We did your play without telling you!
I KNEW one of the “risks” of putting all of my work here is that people could do things with it without me knowing. And lo and behold…
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I’m Here
Siblings on a gameshow scavenger hunt have a strange request for a Filipina tourist and discover a surprising truth about her identity.
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Catching up…
Just a quick catch up session to remind myself that I am a playwright and I’ve got some work to prove it!
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Unapologetically being Filipino-American
One of the mantras that I’ve attached myself to as a Playwright is, “Write the play that only YOU can write.” Nothing could say this more than my latest 100-word Bio.
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B.A.D.A.S.S.
A new play I wrote about a Zoom Meeting of the Aswang Social Society, San Francisco Division. How does the group handle the dwindling supply of food as the pandemic hits the SF Bay Area. What’s an Aswang to do?
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