No, however, please note that not exceeding the age of 28 remains an important requirement for the final ranking of admitted students.

The Three-Year Course for Musical Theatre Actors awards a First-Level Academic Diploma in Acting, equivalent to a Bachelor’s Degree. The Two-Year Course for Musical Theatre Actors awards a Second-Level Academic Diploma in Acting, equivalent to a Master’s Degree. The degrees are recognized by the Italian Ministry of University and Research and are valid nationwide and across all European countries.

Yes, the First- and Second-Level Academic Diplomas are recognized by the Italian Ministry of University and Research and are equivalent to a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree, respectively. They are valid nationwide and across all European countries and are considered among the recognized qualifications for participation in any public competition.

Enrolling in the Academic Courses means, first and foremost, benefiting from the advantages these programs offer:

• Attainment of a First- and Second-Level Academic Diploma, officially recognized and equivalent to a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from any other university or faculty;
• Recognition of Academic Diplomas among the qualifications accepted for participation in any public competition;
• Tax deductions on course tuition fees;
• Tax deductions on rent for students living more than 100 km away from their place of residence;
• Opportunity to apply for scholarships provided by the Piedmont Region and the Italian Ministry of University and Research.

Yes, since the Courses are recognized by the Italian Ministry of University and Research, the tuition fees are eligible for tax deductions.

It is important to have a habit of going to the theater and attending art, cinema and literature. In short, one must love the theater object and not just oneself with respect to the idea of doing theater. Also regarding aspiring actors, it is essential for the School to find pupils who demonstrate an aptitude for listening, flexibility in approach and creative choices, and the ability to put themselves on the line, that is, who actively participate in the learning process and are able to bring out their talent by consolidating it through work, with patience, tenacity, but also fun. No expectation of immediate results, to be liked at all costs or judgment of oneself so severe that it blocks the freedom to make mistakes and try again.

Generally, the Courses hours occupy the entire day, Monday through Friday, sometimes weekends. Teaching is not evenly distributed: there are break periods for individual studies, morning-only and/or afternoon-only periods depending on the individual workload to be done (scenes to be learned and rehearsed) or projects to be produced.

Classes for the academic year are held from October to June.

Yes, attendance at the Courses is mandatory.

Any promise of job certainty would be incorrect on the part of any school, however, we can certainly assure that the School offers audition reporting, mediation with important casting directors who come to us with requests for specific types of roles, visibility in final performances, the use of the School’s spaces (limited to their availability) for rehearsals or individual study. In addition, the School traditionally trains and predisposes to teamwork and dramaturgical authorship by fostering the project emergence of young companies.

You can ask the teaching secretary for information by writing to segreteria@scuolateatromusicale.it or calling 02 8089 8907.

To participate in the entrance exams, simply fill out the form on the page of the chosen Course.