CUEMARK

Try it free. For as long as you like.

Cuemark opens without a key. It comes with two scripts built in, and everything works on them — mark cues, write standbys, call the show, print the book. No clock running. The one thing it will not do without a licence is open your own script.

Tell us where to send it, and the download for Mac and Windows is one email away.

The two scripts inside

The Tempest, act one — a storm at sea: thunder, a ship breaking up, and a scene that is nothing but cues. Macbeth, act five — the sleepwalking scene: one candle carried across a dark stage, and a knock at the gate. Both are real scripts laid out the way a rehearsal copy is, so what you learn on them is what you will do on yours.

When it earns its place

Buy a licence — £49 a year for two machines — and paste the key into the copy you already have. Nothing to reinstall: the same app opens your own scripts from then on, and everything you marked up on the demo scripts stays where it is.