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Visit the School; Programs. Production Design and Technical Arts; Playwriting; Directing; Set and costume Design/Scénographie; Acting; NTS for All. Public Classes; Theatre Engaging Communities; DramaFest; Stage Découverte(s) Residencies. Indigenous Artists in Residence; Artistic Leadership Residency; Hooper Design Residency; Independent Study ...
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The National Theatre School typically graduates approx. 60 students a year from its combined programs and English and French sections, and its alumni include Canada's prominent theatre artists with an influence that extends deep into the US and European worlds of theatre, television and film.
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NTS is a leading theatre training school in English and French, offering nine professional programs and community programs for actors, directors, playwrights, designers and production specialists. NTS is located on unceded Kanien’kehá:ka territory and shares its expertise and resources with a diverse community of Canadians.
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Oct 11, 2012 · Since it was founded in Montréal in 1960, the National Theatre School of Canada has been one of the most prestigious theatre schools in the country. The school is bilingual, offering separate English-language and French-language programs in acting, directing, playwriting, design and theatre production.
The National Theatre School of Canada is recognized as a leading institution for anyone wishing to pursue a career as a playwright, director, actor, set and costume designer, or production professional. Many of its 2,000 graduates are among the country’s most active and versatile artists and designers.
