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ENSATT - National School for Performing Arts
4 rue Soeur Bouvier
Lyon Cedex 05, 69322, France
Director: Patrick Bourgeoi
Phone: + 33 4 78 15 05 05
Fax: + 33 4 78 15 05 39
E-mail: nicole.garban@ensatt.fr
Web site: www.ensatt.fr
Background, orientation and purpose
Profiles France
ENSATT is a dramatic arts school which was established in Paris in 1941 and later moved to Lyon. It
has various departments, each concentrating on a specific area of theatre such as acting, drama,
light, sound, design, costume making, set design and theatre management.
The school is well known. The students are exceptionally talented, in accordance with the high
standards demanded by rigorous entrance procedures. This means that in terms of employment, it is
easy for theatre managers to find a job. ENSATT aims to become an international school.
Programme(s) and qualification(s)
Theatre management.
Duration
3 years.
Content
The main objective is to provide the kind of training that will enable students to find employment in
theatrical and cultural fields. The deadline for applications is the beginning of March.
International/European dimension
ENSATT is a member of ELIA and SOCRATES (EU programme).
Special information
Students attend conferences, meetings and seminars. They are involved in doing 4 productions per
year.
Evaluation and assessment
Student performance is evaluated through examinations, papers, final paper/thesis and practical
work/internship.
Lecturers
The number of teaching personnel is 80, 32 of whom are women. The person responsible for the study
programme is Gérard Schembri.
Entry requirements
Applicants should have a university degree (two years) and should not be older than 25. They should
also have completed A levels. Appropriate experience is preferred.
Student profile
Students are young university graduates from France and abroad.
Number of students admitted
The current number of students is 7 per year.
Course fee
For exact information, please contact the institution.
Grants or other financial support
Scholarships are available for one third of the students, based on assessment.
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