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Creation of a structured summary of the play's plot, characters, and scenes. This acts as a roadmap for writing the full script.

In this stage, the playwright comes up with the idea or concept for the play, considering the message, theme, and potential impact on audiences.

The playwright gathers information relevant to the play's subject matter, which may include historical context, relevant literature, or interviews with experts.

Reviewing and altering the initial draft to improve the dialogue, structure, and overall flow of the play. Feedback from readings may inform this stage.

Writing the first version of the script, transforming the outline into dialogue and stage directions.

Actors perform parts of the script while the playwright observes and makes notes for further revisions. This process can include table reads and staged readings.