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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 Batmobile

Posted on 01/15/2011 by Conrad

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/mis/2161327767.html Location: Chevron on 41st Me: Cute girl driving black Civic – my friend gave you a thumbs up 🙂 You: I think you’re Batman, but I need to know for sure. You drive what’s known around here as the Batmobile. I’ve seen your car around before, but today I got to see you through…

Standing… Blind writing

Posted on 12/23/2010 by Conrad

What I mean about blind writing is that I began writing this script, Standing Above Pajaro, about two years ago and while I have my notes a out the play on my home computer, which I’m currently away from, I’m rewriting what I have of the script from memory. It’s going pretty well but now…

Trickier Than Wine

Posted on 12/04/2010 by Conrad

I finished the latest draft of Thicker Than Wine in October and I’m going to revisit it since there’s finally another deadline of Dec. 14. I’m a little apprehensive about revising it again for fear of overediting. then again all playwrights have the right to edit their plays when they wish. just don’t want to…

Boys Don’t Bake Cake

Posted on 09/25/201007/03/2019 by Conrad

Boys Don’t Bake Cake A short play by conrad a. panganiban Version: 2010/09/25 Cast of Characters Malou Gaspar: 23. Female. Karen Gaspar: 21. Female. Kristine’s sister. Malou’s cousin. Kristine Gaspar: 22. Female. Karen’s sister. Malou’s cousin. Justin Basa: 24. Male. Malou’s BFF. Setting Malou’s apartment dining room. Lights up revealing the apartment dining room of…

Stuck (revised 2)

Posted on 08/31/2010 by Conrad

STUCK (DRAFT Version 2. 08/31/2010) CAST OF CHARACTERSPhoenina Toots: Mid to late 20’s. Female. Clown.Huggie Aloni: Mid to late 20’s. Male. Clown. SETTINGChuck E. Cheese. HUGGIE and PHOENINA, dressed in clown outfits are sitting at a table. PHOENINA is sipping from a straw from a paper cup. HUGGIE is looking out of it. A Happy…

Working working working

Posted on 08/29/2010 by Conrad

so my new project is to adapt a short story or poem written by a filipin@-american author into a 20-minute play. i’ve selected the short story “A Portrait of an Aristocrat” from the novel WHEN THE ELEPHANTS DANCE by Tess Uriza Holthe. i’ve been drawn to this story ever since reading this 3 years ago….

Stuck

Posted on 08/26/2010 by Conrad

STUCK (DRAFT Version 1. 08/25/2010) Phoenix – Early 20’s. Designer.Gynn – Mid 20’s. Web engineer. (PHOENIX and GYNN are standing in line at a sandwhich shop.) PHOENIX: What do you think, Gynn? Should I get it? GYNN: (passive) What? PHOENIX: Should I get it? GYNN: The #11? Yeah. Sounds good, Phoenix. PHOENIX: I wasn’t talking…

staring down the pipe

Posted on 08/10/2010 by Conrad

getting back into the swing of things to hit another play out of the park after a very long break. however, I’m back and i’m staring down the pipe at a slow moving ball to swing at! the assignment: adapt a play from an established (rather than emerging) fil-am writer. i have the theme. i…

Melissa’s Monologue/Character Study

Posted on 04/27/2009 by Conrad

Written as a character study. Character: Melissa Anne CrawleyPlay: Standing Above Pajaro MELISSA ANNE CRAWLEY is facing the audience behind a table where she’s being interviewed by the Watsonville Sheriff about the disappearance of her son, BOBBY JR. MELISSAWhere do you want me to start? Okay. From the beginning. Okay. My name is Melissa Anne…

Ostara’s Rave

Posted on 04/12/2009 by Conrad

Here’s a link to another script I wrote for Bindlestiff Studio’s production of Good Friday: Carpool to Hell. It’s called Ostara’s Rave. Even though this didn’t get produced, I’m really happy to have it staged in a workshop. Plus, I got pretty good reaction to it from the cast. The biggest lesson I learned was…

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Conrad A. Panganiban (he/him/his) is an award-winning Filipino American playwright representing the San Francisco Bay Area. His plays include Daryo’s All-American Diner, Welga, and River’s Message. Conrad’s work has been produced by Bindlestiff Studio, The Chikahan Company, CIRCA Pintig (IL), the MaArte Theatre Collective, and CATS (Contemporary Asian Theatre Scene) . Awards include: Best Play of 2023, Daryo’s All-American Diner (BroadwayWorldAwards Chicago), Best New Play, Daryo’s All-American Diner (Chicago Reader, Best of 2023), Susan Fairbrook Playwright Fund Awardee (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley), 2023 New Voices in Comedy Writing Fellowship (Killing My Lobster), James Milton Highsmith Award Winner (SFSU), National Ten-Minute Play Festival Finalist (Actors Theatre of Louisville), and Bay Area Playwrights Festival Semi-Finalist (Playwrights Foundation). Resident Artist: Bindlestiff Studio. Member: Dramatist Guild of America, and Theatre Bay Area. MFA, San Francisco State University. @consplayspace

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