playscript
nounUK /ˈpleɪ.skrɪpt/
US /ˈpleɪ.skrɪpt/
A playscript is the written words of a play that actors use to say their lines.
The teacher gave each student a playscript so they could practice their parts.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A written version of a story made for actors to perform on stage.
She read the playscript before the audition.
3. The manuscript of a play, including stage directions and character names.
The director marked notes all over the playscript.
4. A text used as the basis for a theatrical performance.
The playscript was adapted from a famous novel.