English, 21.01.2021 06:50 keith1577621

Pretend that instead of watching video coverage of the 2009 White House poetry jam, you actually were in attendance as a journalist. Your job is to recap and critically review the evening for those who were not in attendance. You will need to include enough detail so that your reader can imagine what it was like to be in the audience and experience either “Tamara’s Opus” or “The Hamilton Mixtape.”
In your review, you need to address the subject matter of the piece and the linguistic and performance choices made by the artist and relate those choices to the live audience’s reactions.

How many paragraphs do you think will require a substantial review? (4) intro 2 body and a conclusion

Start your sentence's with the when phrase.

BENNETT
Kernal: He performed.
Who: Joshua Bennett
What: the spoken word "Tamara's Opus"
Where: at the White House

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