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| Real Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático | |
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Avenida de Nazaret, 2, Madrid, Spain | |
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| Other name | RESAD |
| Type | Drama school |
| Established | May 1831 (as Escuela de Declamación Española) |
The Real Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático (RESAD, transl. Royal Higher College of Performing Arts) is a drama school in Madrid, Spain.
History
editIt traces its origins back to the foundation of the Escuela de Declamación Española (transl. Spanish Declamation School) in May 1831.[1][2] Proposed by Francesco Piermarini, director of the Real Conservatorio de Música María Cristina, the school was initially integrated within the Conservatory, founded a year earlier.[3] The 1857 Moyano Law conferred the status of higher studies to the studies in the school.[3]
The RESAD opened its premises in the Niño Jesús neighborhood in Madrid, next to El Retiro, in October 1996.[4] The RESAD offers three specialisations: 'Stage Direction & Dramaturgy' (dirección escénica y dramaturgia), 'Scenography Design' (escenografía), and 'Acting' (interpretación).[5]
References
edit- ^ Montoliú, Pedro (31 October 2006). "Teatro hecho historia". ABC.
- ^ Carballal, Cristina María (2012). "Los orígenes de la RESAD: la legitimación de un arte" (PDF). Stichomythia. 13: 258. ISSN 1579-7368.
- ^ a b Carballal 2012, p. 258.
- ^ Muñoz-Rojas, Ritama (27 October 1996). "La Escuela de Arte Dramático estrena sede por primera vez en sus cien años de existencia". El País.
- ^ Ramírez, Eva (15 February 2018). "La formación oficial en Artes Escénicas ya es una baza decisiva para abrirse camino en la interpretación". El Economista.
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