News

The compulsory pieces for the DNSPM Direction have been published.

Clément Mariage, a member of the PSPBB/ESAD class of 2024, stars in “Dead Poets Society.”

Maëlys Certenais from the class of 2023 and Antoine Chicaud from the class of 2022 at PSPBB/ESAD are performing in Papy Quichotte, the new creation by Elsa Granat.

Volodia Piotrovitch d'Orlik, a 2020 graduate of PSPBB/ESAD, stars in “Oedipus Rex.”

Thomas Christin, a 2019 graduate of PSPBB/ESAD, stars in “La Fin ?”, a tragicomic play about societal collapse.

Enrolment for the Master's Degree in Research and Practice, String Orchestra Practices option, is open on the monmaster.gouv.frplatform from 17 February to 16 March.

The compulsory pieces for the DNSPM Classical to Contemporary Music course have been published.

Eloïse Guérineau, a member of the PSPBB/ESAD class of 2020, stars in “Rien plus qu'un peu de moelle” by Malte Schwind and Émilie Hériteau.

Juliette Smadja, a member of the PSPBB/ESAD class of 2023, stars in “DOUÉ.E.S” by the Les mille Printemps theater company.

Registration for the National Higher Professional Musician Diploma and State Diploma exams is now open. 

The PSPBB is delighted to welcome two professors from the Faculty of Music at the University of Montreal in November! 

A presentation meeting for the Jazz and Amplified Contemporary Music (MAA) courses is being organized.

Elections for student representatives are closed, find out the results.

Victor Hugo Dos Santos Pereira (class of 2023), Manon Guilluy (class of 2024), and Fanny Kervarec (class of 2019) are performing in Edward III.

Mahaut Leconte, a member of the PSPBB/ESAD class of 2022, writes and directs Temps de vie.

Our concerts and shows are available in our online calendar.

The call for applications to represent students in the music and theater departments is now open!