2022 Graduation Awards

National Theatre School

Several students and teaching artists received the Tullio Cedraschi, Bernard Amyot and Ada Slaight Awards in recognition of their outstanding contribution to the School.

News

18 May 2022

EN COURS – Set and Costume Design exhibition

Margarita Brodie (Photos)

Second-year Set and Costume Design students presented the exhibition En Cours, from April 26 to 30. Sketches, paintings, 3D models and etchings were on display. This also allowed them to explore exhibition design. Photos by Margarita Brodie (Set and Costume Design, 2020)

Opinions

13 May 2022

Graduation Speech

Andrea Lundy, Director of the Production Design and Technical Arts program

May your future selves remember to cherish the friendships you have developed with each other – your dedication to each other is unique and valuable.

Opinions

13 May 2022

Graduation Speech

Alisa Palmer, Artistic Director of the English Section and Director of the Acting and Residency Programs

"As you head out of the school, I want to acknowledge the incredible challenges you met together; the meaningful conversations, the brave responses to a relentlessly, ever-changing context; the art that you created on our stages and in our classrooms – works of beauty, bravery, and passion. The work you created is not despite the rigours of your unique journey. It is because you met the challenge that your art is uniquely powerful."

Opinions

13 May 2022

Graduation Speech

Matjash Mrozewski, Director of the Directing program and Associate Director of Residencies

I have observed these two students unfailingly care for and support one another as they navigated the rigorous demands of this program. I also observed the potential for an awkward but endearing stand-up comedy double act.

Opinions

13 May 2022

Graduation Speech

Andrea Romaldi, Director of the Playwriting Program

Theatre – the best theatre – asks us to see people as they really are, not as we wish them to be. And while we might see things we don’t like, the decision to see people, to see the world, as we actually are is a compassionate one.

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