Question

How are stage shown in a script?
With
ITALICIZED
With bold letters
Underlined

Answer 1

Typically, stage directions in a script are written in italics to distinguish them from the dialogue and character names. Each stage direction is usually placed within parentheses and describes the actions, movements, and settings that are to be carried out on stage. Occasionally, stage directions may be underlined or written in bold letters for emphasis, but this is less common.