A playscript is the text of a play, and it’s the standard term in theatre education and publishing. Schools teach from them, drama groups license them, and there’s a whole publishing industry around performance rights.
That licensing business is more interesting than it looks. Amateur and educational performance rights are a real revenue stream, administered by specialist publishers, and the discovery side of it is poorly served. Drama teachers and community groups looking for a play with the right cast size and running time have no good way to search.
The name fits a script publisher, a licensing platform, a writing resource, a theatre education organisation, or an archive. The .org fits the educational and nonprofit theatre world exactly, which is where most performance actually happens.
One compound word, ten letters, no hyphen, unambiguous, and it names a document type that has existed for as long as theatre has.
Enquiries welcome.