Stage Manager Prompt Book

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Blocking notes, any changes made, and all technical cues are included in the prompt book. Whenever there is an emergency, the prompt book can be picked up by anyone and used.

How to create a stage management prompt book?

A prompt book includes a script, a score, contact lists for all those involved in the production, information about the venue, show reports, local amenities, emergency procedures, and any other information that may be required during the performance.

Create a section in your prompt book for each content area listed below:

Attendance Record for Cast
Rehearsal Script with Blocking Notes
Running Script with Cues:
Lighting, Sound, Set, and Other Cues
Contact List for Cast & Crew
Prop List
Set Information
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Lighting
Sound
Costumes
Rehearsal Reports
Production Meeting Minutes
Forms

Prompt books are typically maintained and kept by the stage manager in modern theatrical productions, with variations according to the stage manager's style and the type of production.

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