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cue script: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

an early modern actor's written part containing only that actor's lines with short cues, from which roles were learned.

In theatre history, cue script refers to an early modern actor's written part containing only that actor's lines with short cues, from which roles were learned. This meaning comes from Palfrey (2007) in Shakespeare in parts.[1]

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References

Palfrey, S., & Stern, T. (2007). Shakespeare in parts. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780191534010

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