Divadelní fakulta Akademie múzických umění v Praze

La Faculté de théâtre, Académie des arts du spectacle de Prague (Divadelní fakulta Akademie múzických umění v Praze ou DAMU) est l'une des trois facultés de l'Académie tchèque des arts de la scène (DAMU, FAMU, HAMU). Il s'agit d'une faculté axée sur la formation d'artistes du domaine du théâtre (acteurs, metteurs en scène, dramaturges, scénographes, managers, producteurs...). La faculté comprend également le théâtre étudiant DISK (Divadlo DISK (cs)), où les étudiants acquièrent une expérience pratique.

1. Histoire

La Faculté de théâtre de l'AMU a été créée immédiatement après la Seconde Guerre mondiale en raison de la nécessité de former des artistes de théâtre instruits, des personnalités artistiques capables de mettre en pratique la connaissance des réalisations artistiques de la première moitié du siècle, lorsque le théâtre tchèque connaissait l'un de ses apogées. Les fondateurs de l'école sont Miroslav Haller (cs), le metteur en scène Jiří Frejka (cs) et le scénographe František Tröster (cs). Au cours de ses 60 années d'existence, la Faculté de Théâtre s'est développée et enrichie des nouvelles tendances du développement du théâtre et est devenue une école pluraliste dans laquelle enseignent les personnalités les plus importantes de la vie théâtrale tchèque : dans les domaines du jeu d'acteur, de la mise en scène, de la dramaturgie et de la théorie du théâtre, de la scénographie et de la production théâtrale, ainsi que des personnalités qui, en sortant du théâtre, vont au-delà de la sphère du travail d'auteur, de la philosophie et de la pédagogie.

1. Doyens

1946–1948 : Jiří Frejka 1948–1949 : Klementina Rektorisová 1949–1950 : František Götz (cs) 1950–1952 : Jan Kopecký 1952–1953 : František Götz 1953–1954 : Vladimír Adámek 1954–1955 : František Salzer 1955–1958 : Josef Bezdíček 1958–1961 : František Salzer 1961–1963 : Antonín Dvořák 1963–1970 : František Salzer 1970–1972 : Jan Císař 1972–1985 : Eva Šmeralová 1985–1989 : Jana Makovská 1990–1991 : Jan Dušek 1991–1994 : Miloslav Klíma 1994–1997 : Miloš Horanský 1997–2000 : Vladimír Mikeš 2000–2006 : Markéta Kočvarová-Schartová 2006–2013 : Jan Hančil 2013–2021 : Doubravka Svobodová Depuis 2021 : Karel František Tománek

1. Notes et références


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