A Complete Guide for KS3 Students with 15 Fully Annotated Sample Reviews. Master the art of theatre criticism just like professional critics.
Order on AmazonA logical map guiding readers through Introduction, Plot, Performance, Design, and Reaction.
Harness the ancient wisdom of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos to create persuasive arguments.
Learn to recognize common pitfalls by comparing professional writing with weaker examples.
Real-world examples from the West End, including Hamilton, Wicked, and & Juliet.
Watching a live theatre performance is an immersive and exciting experience, but capturing that experience in a written review can be a daunting task. How to Write Theatre Reviews is a comprehensive educational guide designed to support Key Stage 3 students.
A logical roadmap from initial observations to a polished written review.
Practical strategies for developing viewpoints and supporting opinions.
Comparative examples to help recognize common critical writing pitfalls.
Model reviews demonstrating structure and analytical thinking in context.
Focused terminology to help express ideas with precision.
Clear success criteria to help students refine their work.