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"Please use specific practical examples, this will make it easier to evaluate"~ Charlotte Jolliffe 2017

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Actually answer the question! This sounds simple, but we got it wrong the first time we had a go. Use the words that they use in the question so that the examiner knows that you're answering the question. For example, if the question asks about mood and atmosphere- use the words 'mood' and 'atmosphere'.

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The whole point of the review is to evaluate eg make a judgement. Don't fall into the trap of just describing what you saw on the stage. Miss will give you a list of evaluation words so make sure that you use it.

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Comment on the genre and style in your intro.

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Refer to the aim of the piece e.g to make the audience question what makes an effective leader (Splendid's Macbeth).

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Give detailed examples (using the relevant theatrical terminology) of what you saw on the stage. Always explain what impact this had on the audience.

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Give your opinions, as a member of the audience, throughout.

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Use the names of the actors and designers. Use their full name the first time you mention them, then you can use their surname. Don't refer to them by their Christian name, it makes it sound like you're friends!

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Use the names of the actors and designers. Use their full name the first time you mention them, then you can use their surname. Don't refer to them by their Christian name, it makes it sound like you're friends!

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Fully develop your points with detailed examples of what you saw on stage.

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Always justify your opinion. You can't just say that something was 'amazing' or 'rubbish'. You need to explain why you thought this and give an example to support your opinion. There isn't a right or wrong answer, but you do have to back your opinion up with evidence.

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Audience. Audience. Audience. Refer to the audience constantly.

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Audience. Audience. Audience. Refer to the audience constantly.

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Use a range of sophisticated vocabulary and punctuation. You could use other reviews to help you with the vocab.

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Link back to the question at the end of each point.

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Make sure you spell words correctly. Use the vocab sheets in your folder to help you.

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Use theatrical terminology.

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Use capital letters for the name of the play and characters. Remember to use apostrophes.

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Read the question properly!
(Pick out the key words)