While the full copyrighted script is primarily a physical publication, several educational platforms and digital archives offer previews, study materials, and hosted versions for classroom use:
for Pullman’s Frankenstein play script. The only official PDF format is the eScript sold by Dramatic Publishing for about $10–15. For one-time study, check if your local library has the paperback via interlibrary loan. For production, purchase the eScript – it grants performance rights information and a clean, printable PDF.
Note on Finding Scripts I can’t provide direct download links to copyrighted play scripts. If you’re looking for an official Philip Pullman adaptation of Frankenstein, check reputable sources: publishers’ catalogs, theatre company archives, libraries, or licensed script distributors. For public-domain versions of Frankenstein, many editions and adaptations are freely available online.