Education: Musical comedy schools for enthusiasts who want to make a career
There are many aspiring artists who, like Charles Aznavour, want to step onto the stage to applause and the spotlight. This undoubtedly explains the success of musical theater schools. Originally, it was more in Anglo-Saxon culture, but now "singing, dancing, and acting" is also a French dream.
In the Paris region, a musical theater school attracts students passionate about singing and music. In this unique establishment, teachers teach students the fundamentals of the profession so they can one day achieve their dreams. Hundreds of applications are received every day at these schools, which clearly demonstrates the enthusiasm surrounding this new field. Theater, acting, singing... Everything is there to help them become artists.
Ines Garrod, a musical theatre student, explains: " You have to find your uniqueness and really find out what defines you so you don't look like someone else. That's what will set you apart ." However, few students manage to join a musical troupe, given the low number of musicals in France.
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