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As part of the critic awards, Sébastien Kheroufi (class of 2021) wins the JEAN-JACQUES-LERRANT award (Theatrical Revelation of the Year) for directing Par les villages by Peter Handke.

See the list of graduates in PDF.

Actors and actresses from the ESAD are finalists of the 2024 T13 Directing Award Festival for the show category.

The list of admitted applicants (with or without reservations) and the waiting list are available online.

See the list of admitted applicants.

The list of admitted applicants to take the admission tests for DNSP Jazz Dance is available online.

Corde. raide, text by Debbie Tucker GreenTranslation by Emmanuel Gaillot, Blandine Pélissier and Kelly RivièreDirected by Cédric Gourmelon

Macha Makeïeff’s direction of Dom Juan is surprisingly modern. This play is a bold reinvention of Molière’s classic, it combines burlesque and tragedy with disconcerting fluidity.

Directed by Emilie Capliez

The graduation show of the class of 2023, starring Elsa Granat, is being performed again at Théâtre de la Tempête until 31 March and has been a huge success with the public and the press! 

Information for applicants for the DNSPD entrance exam is available online.

All scholarship applications must be submitted to the Crous de Paris between 1 March and 31 May of the entrance exam year for any CROUS scholarship applications and between 1 March and 7 May of the entrance exam year for any CROUS housing applications.

The graduation show of the class of 2023 starring Elsa Granat is presented at Théâtre de la Tempête.

From Wednesday 31 January 2024 to Sunday 11 February 2024

The pre-applications for the 24-25 DE drama teacher training course are closed.

Original text: Valérian Guillaume, Directed by: Olivier Martin-Salvan

New rules for the 2025 entrance exam: the entrance exam still takes place in three rounds, but the first preliminary examination is conducted through application review with two 3-minute videos and a questionnaire about the applicant’s personality and artistic vision.

Text by Léonore Confino and Géraldine Martineau, Directed by Alain Batis