Master in Performing Arts and Performing Arts Practices and theory of the actor

Goals:

- In Master 1: jointly organized by the Performing Arts department and the TNB Higher School of Acting, this course intends to offer an intermediate level of training between a license level issued to actors and the Doctorate of the Coronation type reserved for practitioners. This course aims to allow artists to take a step back from their practice, to gain artistic autonomy by developing a personal research-creation project, and to enter into a more in-depth reflection on the actor's art. in the current society.

- In Master 2: it is about linking art and research for a complementary and balanced training of the actor likely to become the actor of his own game.

Know-how and skills:

- Conceptualize and organize a high-level reflection in the field of performing arts,

cultural and heritage space.

- Acquire the tools and skills of university research.

- Analyze, based on interdisciplinarity, the links between the different arts: theater, music, dance, performance, and texts and staging from different cultures.

- Link practice and theory to develop and support professional performance projects.

- Write documents (summary, report, brief) according to a rigorous and efficient method.

- Develop files, articles, projects for various cultural structures.

- Use IT and digital tools (documentation, archive storage, data processing, audio-visual recordings, websites, social networks, etc.).

- Produce, create or perform shows backed by university research.

Occupational integration:

This path allows the confirmed actor to pass the competitive examinations to become a teacher in art schools, high school or university; it also opens up to specific trades in the artistic and cultural field: assistant to the director, director, playwright, artistic and cultural mediator, etc.