Under the artistic direction of Frédéric Dubois, Artistic Director of the French Section, around ten performers among the most notable of their generation — all graduates of the National Theatre School of Canada — take part in an exercise that is as intimate as it is powerful: revisiting their entrance audition. This pivotal moment, often […]

In 2026, the NTS DramaFest marks a major milestone: 80 years of commitment to youth and theatre practice across the country. Recognized as the largest youth theatre festival in Canada, DramaFest brings together more than 12,000 high school students and their teachers each year. It offers them unique opportunities to create, present their work, and […]

To support and promote emerging talent in playwriting, two $5,000 scholarships were awarded to Ève Landry and Jules G. Even, graduates of the National Theatre School of Canada’s 2025 Playwriting program. These scholarships are made possible through a bequest from Normand Chaurette, a prominent figure in Quebec theatre and a former instructor at NTS. Through […]

In 2025, as the National Theatre School of Canada celebrates its 65th anniversary, another major milestone highlights the richness of its history: the 50th anniversary of the Écriture dramatique Program. A cornerstone of Quebec and French Canadian theatre, this program has trained generations of writers who have helped shape our artistic landscape. This significant anniversary […]

In November 2025, the National Theatre School of Canada had the privilege of welcoming Juliette Binoche for an exceptional meeting with students and directors of the French Section. An internationally renowned actress and filmmaker, and recipient of both a César and an Academy Award, Juliette Binoche offered a rare moment of sharing and reflection on […]

Monument-National takes a new step in the development of its technical infrastructure thanks to the acquisition of a state-of-the-art cinematic projection system for the Ludger-Duvernay Hall. Following a call from Montreal’s film community, the City of Montreal granted a subsidy to the National Theatre School of Canada (NTS), allowing the realization of this structuring project. […]