Stage Play
Four stage play standards, set from the publishers' own printed sheets.
4 layouts, each with its own margins
Four standards, each measured rather than approximated
Cue column, stage directions, lyrics and parentheticals all sit where each standard puts them. Switch standard and the whole script resets to it.
The paperwork your stage manager asks for
Prompt book, French scene breakdown and a master cue sheet, assembled from the script, plus a nine-document Deaf production prep set.
Musicals are properly supported
The song plot finds numbers from your lyrics as well as your cues, and lists an untitled song by its own first line rather than inventing a name for it.
ACT ONE
SCENE 1
A kitchen. Two chairs, one table, a window that has not been washed. RUTH is already there when the lights find her.
RUTH
You can sit down. It isn't a trap.
ELIAS
(still standing)
Everything in this house is a trap.
What you get with Stage Play
Layouts
- Modern
- Traditional
- Acting Edition
- Musical
Writing tools included
- Scene List, Settings List, Cast List, Character List, Statistics, and the script text on its own.
- Captions for QLab and for PowerPoint, which are part of Deaf Production Prep and are not held back for Pro.
Everything else is the same in every format. See the full comparison.
More with Pro
- Production paperwork
- Sides for one actor or one character, an index of every set of sides, and a cast and scene matrix. A prompt book, French scenes, a character breakdown, a song plot and a master cue sheet as well, all assembled from the script. Plus the seven remaining Deaf Production Prep documents, which are the captioner's copy, proper nouns, script changes, a sound audit, an access checklist, translation difficulty and adaptation permission.