Theatre workshops and courses Ile-De-France

L'école du jeu is a drama school located in Paris, more precisely at 36 Rue de la Goutte d'Or in the 18th arrondissement. It offers a three-year professional training program in dramatic arts, divided into two levels. The first level, consisting of two years, enables students to acquire the technical fundamentals and seriousness required for the profession. The first year focuses on developing the actor's physical, technical and mental capacities, while the second year delves deeper into the concepts of stage dramaturgy and character construction. The second level, which lasts one year, is designed to reinforce the mastery of the notions covered in the first two years and to develop the actor's creativity. The acting school also offers preparation for national competitions for those who wish to take part. Candidates are selected on the basis of an audition, and the course is eligible for various forms of funding, including Pôle emploi, OPCO and CPF credit.

Led by theatre professionals, and not wise, yes, but not so beasts, because concerned about the city, and passage, in the heart of the city that one. Because theatre is also and perhaps mainly transmission, these workshops direct all their attention to the oft-contested connotations, but which take the meaning of the act here. This company has, moreover, preferred the word'actor'to that of an actor, since it is in the sense of acting that it intends to open these sessions to the participants while guiding them towards this initiative. In such a framework, it is even permissible not to be wise.

The teachers are here, alternately, authors of performances and songs, créatreurs of theatre school, assistants of creative creations, directors of dell'arte or Chekhov, or even a simple state-run graduate school. The presence of professionalism is therefore no longer to prove, and moreover it does not seek it, opting for the discovery between participants and stakeholders. A theatre school is discovered, and then it happens, and here it is known.

For children between the ages of 6 and 12 the week and during school holidays, these theatre courses offer several forms of workshops in the comedy workshop at the confirmed workshop. They prefer work on the emotions, the concentration, the preparation of the scenes… They offer an exit in a Parisian theatre, and the presentation of a show at the end of the course. One of the fine projects of these workshops is described by the association as follows: beyond the reductive image of theatre (classical art), discovering contemporary theatre, but also discovering beautiful classical texts.

A real place for the arts! Alongside a program of shows for all ages and for young people, A la Folie Théâtre offers theater workshops for children, teenagers and seniors. Twice a week throughout the year, you'll learn to perform on stage in a friendly atmosphere. Whether you're a seasoned performer or a complete novice, there's sure to be a course or workshop to suit your level and interests.

As his title indicates, this workshop is more a workplace than a concert room. In spite of this, there is a public rehearsal of creations imagined by companies in residence, as well as pieces given after regular classes organized regularly on the spot. A few choreographers from here: Trisha Brown, Suzanne Linke, Bill T. Jones, Wim Vandekeybus, Michèle-Anne de Mey, Dominique Boivin, Susan Buirge.….......................................................................................................... Cartoucherie, set of buildings where the Paris-Carolyn-Carlson Workshop settled in 1999. The latter bears the name of the famous American dancer and choreographer who chose to live in Paris as early as 1971. This spiritual heir of Alwin Nikolais, on the request of Rolf Liebermann, led the Theater Research Group - GRTOP - from the Paris Opera from 1974 to 1980 as a choreographer. She played a pioneering role in the emergence of the new contemporary French dance. An adept of a dance she happily defines as "visual poetry" - with the essential complicity of musicians like René Aubry or Michel Portal - Carolyn Carlson is also head of the National Choreographic Center of Roubaix Nord-Pas de Calais.

Masterclasses, summerlab and other workshops are organized all year round and allow to professionalize in certain disciplines with high-level artists. These demanding formations are not accessible to beginners, however, and they are best used before engaging.

The Swan Look is nestled in a cour courtyard on the heights of Belleville. Pierre, wood, parquet, ceiling height, natural light… He kept the charm of the artisan workshops there. Since 1983, this place of contemporary dance and chamber music - it is also a workspace for its membership artists. Many choreographers who count or counted have gone through this: Daniel Larrieu, Dominique Hervieu, Régis Huvier, Charles Cré-Ange, Francesca Lattuada, Odile Duboc, Jean Gaudin, Paco Decina, Lari Leong, Elsa Wolliaston, Graziella Martinez… In addition to his regular programming, Le Regard du Cygne offers series of special representations adopting several forms, such as the wild shows which, since 1998, offer amateur and professional artists the possibility of testing their creations, expose yourself to public criticism.

Many workshops will allow amateurs to improve. Dance, singing, theatre, yoga, Qi Gong are offered at very attractive rates. All of these disciplines aim to develop their spirit and body and provide, in the long term, benefits that you will talk to teachers and practitioners. Certainly an excellent way to start the spring!

Referring to a work by Tennessee Williams, this space was created in 1983 in a former printing plant. The architect Pierre-Louis Faloci rehabilitated it by respecting the glass windows which shed a great light on the activities of this "research laboratory" open to theatre people, choreographers, performers, video designers, artists… there is a hall for performances and five rehearsal studios. Workshops and training courses in contemporary dance are offered in this world apart. Among the artists who were able to see at the Glass Menagerie include Claudia Triozi, Alain Buffard, Jérôme Bel, Emmanuelle Huynh, Raimund Hoghe, Rachid Ouramdane, Boris Charmatz, Nadia Lauro, Nicolas Floc'h, Daniel Larrieu, Francesca Lattuada… Take place in these places Les Inaccoutumés since 1995 and Strange cargo since 1997.

La Compagnie des CriArts is a theater company located in Paris, at 25 Rue Boyer in the 20th arrondissement. They offer theater and dance classes for all ages, from children to adults. The company aims to enable students to develop their personalities, master their emotions and share their convictions through theater and dance. They also organize theatrical outings and meetings with artists to enrich participants' experience. In addition to regular classes, courses and initiations are offered for those wishing to discover theater. Year-end performances take place at Théâtre Le Vent se Lève.

L'Atelier Juliette Moltes is a theater school located in Paris. It offers professional training for actors at all levels. The teaching team is made up of professionals still working in the fields of theater, film and television, offering a comprehensive and demanding program. L'Atelier Juliette Moltes is recognized in the world of show business and helps students integrate into the artistic world by putting them in touch with the professional world. The school also offers artistic projects, entertainment news, casting announcements and master classes.

Théâtre du Songe d'Or is a theater company based in Chelles, Seine-et-Marne. They offer theater courses for children and adults.