1. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
Make sure your presentation is between 5 and 10 minutes.

2. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you use Powerpoint, Flash or some other technical software, try to test it beforehand.

3. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you use Powerpoint, Flash or some other technical software, try to test it beforehand. Remember, Macs may not work on PCs!

4. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you have drawings or charts, make sure they are large enough for all of us to see.

5. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you are presenting a play, make sure it is a play that can be done on a stage. (E.g. – No car chases, pirate ship battles, etc.)

6. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you are presenting a play, make sure it is a play that can be done on a stage. (E.g. – No car chases, pirate ship battles, etc.) Unless you can explain how your scenes would be staged.

7. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you are presenting a play you wrote, be sure to rehearse it beforehand – either with a few actors or by yourself.

8. Theatre Appreciation Presentation
If you are presenting a play, keep it PG. I know we are all adults, but you may offend some members of the class if the material has sexual or violent themes.