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Defines the puppet's traits and background, setting up their role in the story.

The spoken words between characters, crucial for advancing the story and revealing character dynamics.

Instructions for the puppeteers on movement, position, and emotional expression, ensuring precise performance.

Details the environment where scenes take place, helps to immerse the audience in the story's world.

Indicates where sound effects are used to enhance the storytelling and audience experience.

Guides the visual mood and focus, contributing to the overall atmosphere of the performance.

Outlines musical elements which support the narrative, set the tone, and influence the rhythm of the play.

Details all the objects used within the play to interact with the puppets, supporting the realism and engagement of the performance.

Provides detailed information about the puppets' appearance and mechanisms, crucial for design and manipulation.

Explains how scenes shift from one to another, maintaining flow and clarity within the narrative.

Outlines the speed and rhythm of the dialogue and action, affecting the intensity and engagement of the story.

Provides guidance on how puppeteers should use their voices for each character, influencing distinctiveness and believability.

Marks moments for visual enhancements such as animation or special lighting effects that add spectacle to the performance.

The planned movement sequences for puppets, ensuring the physical storytelling is compelling and coordinated.

Sections of the script designed to engage directly with the audience, enhancing participation and enjoyment.

Defines the central challenges and their outcomes, driving the drama and character development.

Specific elements aimed at provoking laughter and lightening the mood, keeping the audience entertained.

The points in the script where significant emotional changes occur, essential for depth and audience empathy.

The overarching framework of the story, including the introduction, conflict, climax, and resolution.