Drama Schools Train Actors as ‘Makers’

Dutch drama schools are adapting to the evolving entertainment industry by teaching students to become ‘makers’ – encompassing skills beyond traditional acting, such as directing, producing, and content creation. This shift reflects the increasing demand for versatile performers who can contribute to all aspects of a production. The move acknowledges that simply acting is no longer sufficient in today’s competitive creative landscape.

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