This Master's program in Performing Arts, with a specialization in Dramaturgies, focuses on the critical writing and dramaturgical practices within various performing arts disciplines, including theatre, dance, circus, puppetry, opera, and street arts. The curriculum emphasizes project-based learning and regular engagement with the professional field and research. Students will develop skills in critically analyzing and writing about live performance, participating directly in creative and production processes as dramaturgs, or cultivating an external critical perspective as reviewers or researchers. The program aims to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical experience necessary for careers in the performing arts sector.
The Master's program is structured over two years, each divided into two semesters. The curriculum includes core units on languages, research, professionalization, interdisciplinary studies, fundamental arts of the stage, and specific dramaturgical teachings. Students will engage in theoretical seminars, practical workshops, and project development. A significant component is the final year internship.
This program prepares graduates for a variety of roles within the performing arts industry, as well as related fields in public administration, education, research, journalism, and publishing. The strong emphasis on professional connections and practical experience facilitates direct entry into the job market.
Admission is based on a review of the application file. Prior theoretical training in performing arts or arts and humanities is necessary. Practical experience in live performance and knowledge of a foreign language are also considered.
Tuition fees are set annually by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. For detailed information, please consult the official university website.
The University of Strasbourg is a public institution accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.