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Theatre Direction

The Bachelor's degree program in Performing Arts - Directing is the basis for the professional training of a future theater director. The program is built on an analytical curriculum that includes a series of theoretical and practical disciplines from classical and contemporary, universal and Romanian theater. Through projects carried out in the school, students go through a process of discovery and development of their directorial personality, a process that involves a work of knowledge, exploration and experimentation, within a multidisciplinary artistic and technical team.

The duration of the Bachelor's degree cycle is three years. Following this stage of study, the graduating director develops a show and a bachelor's thesis that constitute his first calling card in his future profession.


Sample 1

writing test
is scored from 1 to 10
duration 3 hours

Topic 1: Analysis of a piece from the competition bibliography.
Topic 2: Imagining and describing the staging of a fragment from the same play (the fragment will be attached to the contest topic).

Sample 2

oral and practical
is scored from 1 to 10
20-30 minutes / candidate

Aptitude test
Describing a photo at first glance and recalling the details from memory.
Imagining and telling the story of a plausible and logical event, starting from the photograph.
Theatrical culture colloquium presented based on the bibliography and mandatory screenings, as well as the performances watched by the candidates, during a free discussion with the committee.

THEATRE PLAYS

Bibliography

  • IL Caragiale – A stormy night
  • IL Caragiale – A lost letter
  • N. Gogol – Inspector
  • H. Ibsen – An enemy of the people
  • JBP Molière – Miser
  • M. Sebastian – Last hour
  • Camil Petrescu – The game of the iles
  • W. Shakespeare – King Lear
  • A. Miller – The Salem Witches
  • Andreea Valean – When I want to whistle, I whistle.

screening

Filmography

  • Why the Bells Toll Mitică, 1981
  • A Lost Letter, 1982
  • Felix and Otilia, 1972
  • Ran, 1985 (directed by Akira Kurosawa)
  • Romeo and Juliet, 1996 (directed by Baz Luhrman)
  • Death of a Salesman, 1985 (directed by Volker Schlöndorff)

CLAIMS:

  • The final grade is the arithmetic average of the two tests;
  • The minimum admission average for places financed from the budget and for those with a fee cannot be less than 5,00 (five).

DIVISION CRITERIA IN CASE OF EQUAL AVERAGES:

  • Criterion 1: Baccalaureate exam average;
  • Criterion 2: Overall grade point average during high school.