Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Cuedrill turns stage-management notes into practice
A browser-based training tool for practicing blocking notation and calling stage cues.
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- Stage management students and teachers
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- It uses public-domain plays, while the staging, ground plans and cues are invented for practice.
Field notes
The sample exercise starts with a note from Trifles and a ground plan labeled with stage directions and areas. The site says its scripts come from Project Gutenberg, but its staging, plans and cues are invented for practice. It also states that names entered for certificates, classes or cue sheets stay in the browser, with no account or server behind the drills; the voice is the browser’s own.
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