The main forms of theatre-educational institutions in Europe in the 20th–21st centuries
Abstract
In the article the principles and methods of actor training in West Europe are analyzed. The European tradition of actor training differs from the Russian one, where along with the state institutions (Conservatories, Universities, Schools) there are private theatre schools, the Center-laboratories, Studios, Seminars, Summer workshops, Festivals, Personal master classes etc. Each category of institutions has its own principles of designing the academic programs: duration of training, the form of selection of applicant-actors, methods of teaching the basic disciplines. The educational process at the Higher National Conservatory of Drama in Paris and at the private school “Mime-Movement-Theatre” by J. Lecoq is described in the article.
Keywords:
theatre, actor, education, method, program, Comédie-Française, Jacques Lecoq
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