1. Prepared by:
Nikko L. Pacanas

2. •a poster,
pamphlet, or flier
that advertises a
stage play.

5. Easy Steps in Making a Palybill

6. Characters,
Director/s,
Writer/s,
Musical
Director/s, Date
and Place of the
Performance
and People to

7. All plays have
themes.
Whether it's
cowboys,
detectives,
hippies, or
stars, it'll be the
base of the
designing

8. This is usually 4
pages of design
fitted onto 1 piece of
paper. The front and
back covers on one
side, which will be
the outside of the
playbill, and the
thank you's and cast
page on the other
side, which will be

9. The beginning is
sometimes the
easiest if you have
a lot of ideas, but
you want to start
out with the
simplest and
easiest of pages to
get you into the
mood. This page is
the Back Cover, or

10. This is by far the most
complicated page. It
seems easy enough at
first, sure, but it is
deceitful. You forget
names, characters,
misspell names. Some
people like their name
spelled a certain way,
and sometimes people
drop out. The extras
are constantly
changing all while
you're trying to make

11. Find out who you
have to thank.
Usually, you thank
the actors,
choreographers,
technical crew, the
director and co-
director, the place
which you are
performing in, the
place you practiced
in (which sometimes

12. The Front
Cover
requires
creativity,
and it's
likely to

13. Put in one
page all of
the works
you done.