Conrad

I’m Here

Posted on 05/22/202111/06/2022 by Conrad

Siblings on a gameshow scavenger hunt have a strange request for a Filipina tourist and discover a surprising truth about her identity.

Catching up…

Posted on 05/22/202105/22/2021 by Conrad

Just a quick catch up session to remind myself that I am a playwright and I’ve got some work to prove it!

Unapologetically being Filipino-American

Posted on 03/14/202103/14/2021 by Conrad

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.

B.A.D.A.S.S.

Posted on 02/20/202105/09/2026 by Conrad

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?

Cheers, a Play in 44 words

Posted on 12/30/202012/30/2020 by Conrad

I wrote a tiny play about the power of hope and seeing it in something as simple as a sunrise.

My Tiny Bio

Posted on 12/29/202012/29/2020 by Conrad

I just submitted a short play to an online Magazine called, Molecule. One of the requirements is to also send them a 24 words or less bio. And here’s mine… in 22 words!

Teardropped, A Short Zoom Play

Posted on 12/20/2020 by Conrad

I was really excited to FINALLY share my short play called TEARDROPPED with Foothill College Theatre Arts Productions’ program for an event called Culture Clatter.

Mispronouncing My Last Name…

Posted on 11/08/202011/09/2020 by Conrad

Who knew that by mispronounciating MY last name, I was denying who I am as a writer? Or more to the point, who I am as a person. Glad I ‘woke’ up.

A Pivot While Still Loving Theatre

Posted on 10/11/2020 by Conrad

During these uncertain times, I’ve finally taken an screenwriting class! It’s a neat tool to add to my writer’s bag as I can now write for stage AND screen!

Missing Coffee Shops

Posted on 09/23/202011/05/2022 by Conrad

Not the same… but a close 23rd. I really miss being able to sit down in a coffee shop and get lost in my stories.