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The Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts Berlin is a member institution of the Permanent Conference of actor training (SKS). In 2004, the university won the Berlin Art Prize and became widely known due to the long-term documentary Addicted to Acting by Andres Veiel (1997–2004).
En 1981, esta escuela fue rebautizada como Hochschule für Schauspielkunst “Ernst Busch” (Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático Ernst-Busch) y, a partir de 1992, contó con los Departamentos de Artes del Títere, de Puesta en Escena, de Arte Dramático y de Coreografía.
The Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts, founded 1951 and named after actor and singer Ernst Busch, is a public drama school seated in Berlin. The Academy provides education to more than 200 students in four departments: acting, directing, puppetry, and dance.
The Ernst Busch is one of the most renowned universities of the theatre arts in the German-speaking world with an outstanding international reputation. Students and their excellent training are at the centre of the six degree programmes.
The Ernst Busch University of Theatre Arts Berlin – HfS Ernst Busch for short – gives students the training and the space to become well-rounded artists and human beings. The curriculum centres around imparting practical, artistic, research, and analytical skills at the highest level.
Información sobre la Academia Ernst Busch de Artes Dramáticas, Universidad en Berlín, Alemania.
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