promptbook

/ˈprɑmptˌbʊk/
noun
  1. A book or binder containing the script of a play, with notes for the director and stage manager about cues, movements, and technical directions.
    • The director's promptbook was filled with sticky notes and arrows showing actor positions.
    • The promptbook included all the lighting and sound cues for the entire show.
    • She updated the promptbook after every rehearsal to keep track of changes.
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