stagenote
nounUK /ˈsteɪdʒnəʊt/
US /ˈsteɪdʒnoʊt/
A short written message that tells actors what to do during a play.
The director added a stagenote telling the actor to walk to the left.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A note written in a script about how a scene should look or sound.
The stagenote said the lights should go dark before the curtain opens.
3. A reminder written down by someone working backstage.
She left a stagenote on the prop table so no one would forget the sword.
4. A brief comment added to a performance plan for the crew.
The stagenote warned the crew to move the set quietly.