10-Minute Plays – Conrad A. Panganiban

The Taco Belle of Fruitvale (Updated March 2020)

Posted on 05/24/202405/24/2024 by Conrad

A 10-minute comedy set in Oakland, CA where a young person changes his life with one taste of a taco.

Vampire Squadron 27

Posted on 05/04/202405/04/2024 by Conrad

Vampire Squadron 27 was written for the Ohlone Playwrights Festival in Fremont, CA in 2024.

Flipped

Posted on 01/04/202401/04/2024 by Conrad

I wrote this for an assignment as a 10 minute play… but re-reading it almost 10 years later… it’s not a play, but a scene. But I could see the kernal forming of what would become my voice.

MamaSiHero

Posted on 12/18/202312/18/2023 by Conrad

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!

Like, Subscribe, and Murder: The Case of the Killer Lumpia

Posted on 12/10/202312/10/2023 by Conrad

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!

The Cat from Ipanema

Posted on 12/02/202312/02/2023 by Conrad

A short comedy featuring a couple about love, marriage, and a cat traveling to Ipanema.

The Ruby Reds – An Animated Storyboard

Posted on 08/26/202308/26/2023 by Conrad

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!

The Incredible Incendios

Posted on 05/02/202305/02/2023 by Conrad

The Incredible Incendios is a Combustible 10-Minute Betrayal Play Performed Under A Big Top. Read the script here!

HowDunnit: How I wrote a 10-minute Whodunit!

Posted on 11/25/2021 by Conrad

A blog post on how I was able to write a whodunnit play in 4 days.

Sunshine’s Last Wish

Posted on 06/27/202106/27/2021 by Conrad

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!