A short play in process, here’s THE RUBY REDS. It was written during Bindlestiff Studio’s Noir Playwriting Workshop as facilitated by Ed Mabasa.
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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.
The Ruby Reds – A Play Outline
Fastest way for me to write a play/scene is plot out the actions in an outline. Check out the outline I used for my new play, The Ruby Reds.
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My Story Ideas
My first step in writing a play is to figure out what I’m going to write about. So, here are story ideas I’ve build for the last couple of years.
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My Morning Pages!
Find out why I started my own LiveJournal account!
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Finding me again
How I found me again in this time of Covid through a reading of The Tempest.
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The Elephant in the Room
A One Minute Play about how a conversation between two best friends gets awkward because a certain animal in the room.
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Another Sunrise
A One Minute Play about a couple of friends that gather every morning to make sure that the one sure thing will continue to happen.
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Being Careful – (Updated: March 2020)
After being locked in a basement with another suitor, an early 40s-something MELISSA and her unsuspecting accomplice, a mid 40s-something STEPHEN, hatch a plan of becoming Social Media Ninjas where they’ll finally be able to escape the parental question, “When are you getting married?” in the 10-minute Romantic Comedy, BEING CAREFUL.
Read more...Conrad A. Panganiban – 75 Word Bio
Conrad A. Panganiban is a San Francisco Bay Area playwright. His plays include WELGA, INAY’S WEDDING DRESS, and ESPERANZA MEANS HOPE. Conrad’s work has been produced by Bindlestiff Studio, CIRCA Pintig, MaArte Theatre Collective, and the San Francisco Playhouse. Awards include: James Milton Highsmith Award Winner (San Francisco State University), National Ten-Minute Play Festival Finalist…
Go go go go go!
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay A really quick blog! I’m committing to putting more time into my playwriting career by doing the following: Made a transfer at the day job into another position which will have me focus on work at work instead of worrying about the job after hours. Introduced myself to an…
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