You can delete a scene from the show's Scenes tab (trash icon on each row) or from the scene detail page (Delete button next to Edit Scene).

Because deletion is permanent, you must type the scene's title exactly to confirm.

What is permanently deleted:

The scene itself
Notes tagged to this scene
Files uploaded directly to this scene
Blocking, cues, and mic assignments for this scene
Costume plots specific to this scene

What is unlinked from this scene (still available elsewhere):

People assignments — the people remain on the show
Character assignments — the characters remain on the show
Inventory assignments — props, costumes, sets, and backdrops remain in inventory
Show-level files (including AI-generated videos) remain in the show's Files section
Events, tasks, and songs that referenced this scene remain in their respective lists

Their assignments to other scenes are unaffected.

More in Managing Scenes

Managing Scenes: Creating Scenes — In a show's Scenes tab, click "Add Scene" to create a new scene.
Managing Scenes: Scene Detail Page — Click on any scene to open its detail page. Here you can see everything related to that scene in one place.
Managing Scenes: Scene Backdrops — Add backdrop images for your scenes using AI generation or by uploading your own. These can be used for projections, set design inspiration, or visual references.
Managing Scenes: Scene Videos — Generate AI video clips for your scenes using Veo 3.1, or upload your own videos. Videos can be used for projections, rehearsal references, or pre-visualization.
Managing Scenes: Scene Readiness Tracking — Track how ready each scene is across different departments with integrated detail views.
Managing Scenes: Stage Blocking — Document and visualize character positions and movements throughout a scene. The Stage Blocking section appears on each scene's detail page.
Managing Scenes: Songs Tab in Scene Detail — The Sound & Music tab on each scene's detail page shows all songs assigned to that scene, with full practice features:
Managing Scenes: Searching Scenes — Use the search bar to find scenes by title, character name, or song title.
Managing Scenes: Assigning Inventory to Scenes — Assign costumes, props, and sets to specific scenes to track what's needed where.
Managing Scenes: Tech Cues Tab — Document technical cues (lighting, sound, mics) for each scene. Use the Tech Cues tab on the scene detail page.

Related features

Scene Breakdown & Readiness — Scenes are the hub that links people, inventory, notes and files, with a readiness status tracked per discipline.

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