Actuar en español
Why choose this programme?
- A fully immersive Spanish‑speaking training
Train entirely in Spanish with classes led by professional actors who are native or fluent speakers.
- Discover Hispanic and Latin American repertoires
Work across contemporary, modern and classical texts to explore the richness of Spanish‑language theatre traditions.
- A programme accessible to motivated learners
Designed for students with a strong command of Spanish — no previous acting experience required.
- A creative and hands‑on approach to acting
Develop interpretation, voice, movement, improvisation and artistic autonomy through practical, workshop‑based training.
What to expect?
Each week, you participate in practical sessions where you rehearse scenes, test approaches, and refine your voice, body and presence through guided exercises. Classes function like laboratories, where you learn by doing and receive continuous feedback.
Your year is structured into modules that shape your artistic journey:
- Exploration: experimenting with contemporary texts to understand creative impulses and realism.
- Dramaturgical practice: building scenes through staging, space, lighting or gesture, inspired by Latin American dramaturgies.
- Creation: developing a collective performance from concept to presentation.
You alternate between solo exercises (monologues, physical proposals, vocal work) and group-based sessions where you construct scenes collectively, respond to partners, and contribute ideas to the ensemble.
Depending on the module, you may integrate elements such as movement, music or rhythm, develop textless sequences, or create scenic compositions inspired by Hispanic/Latin American artistic references.
The year culminates in a collective performance that synthesizes all the work developed in class — dramaturgy, acting technique, movement and creative choice.
Programme structure
The year is divided into 3 modules :
- Module 1 : Contemporary explorations - students explore the driving forces behind theatrical creation ; they become familiar with contemporary texts and begin their investigation of the realistic style
- Module 2: Dramaturgies - students explore the concept of ‘dramaturgies’, as used in certain approaches of Latin American theatre (the dramaturgy of the performer, of staging, of space, of lighting, etc.) by working on classical and modern theatre scenes.
- Module 3 : Collective creations - students prepare a public performance, in Spanish. The module comprises a journey through a complete play, including dramaturgical research, combining several disciplines such as singing, dancing and music
Main program focus :
- Experience dramatic interpretation
- Explore physical expression
- Work on vocal techniques and diction
- Stimulate imagination and creativity
- Practice Improvisations
- Acquire autonomy in artistic research
- Understand theatrical expression as a collective and team act
- Experience performing in Spanish in front of an audience
- Increase familiarity with classic and contemporary Spanish dramatic literature
After successfully completing the program, students receive a Cours Florent certificate.
Enroll in extra workshops and technical classes in English or in French to expand your acting toolkit ! Choose from improvisation, voice work, movement, and more, tailoring your training to suit your artistic preferences.
Admission process
- Minimum age: 17 years old
- Education level: Open to all backgrounds
- Language: Strong command of Spanish. The entire program is taught in Spanish.
- Selection Options :
- Through an audition (in person or online), or
- Through a one‑week intensive workshop acting as the admission evaluation.
Candidates complete an application form outlining their motivation, background, and connection to acting. Shortlisted applicants are then invited to an interview with the teaching team.
To apply to the programme Acting in Spanish / Actuar en español:
Admission Process
The programme is subject to a minimum number of enrolments. If the required number of students is not reached, or for any other reason beyond its control, Cours Florent reserves the right not to run the programme. Enrolled applicants affected by this decision will be informed as soon as possible.
In such cases, Cours Florent will not cover any additional costs incurred, including travel, accommodation or other related expenses.
Additional information
1‑year professional acting programme, fully taught in Spanish.
The programme includes 9 hours of mandatory weekly classes in Spanish, scheduled three days per week, from 16:00 to 19:00.
The programme takes place at Cours Florent – Paris campus.
Students are assessed continuously through their scene work, dramaturgical exercises, creative proposals and the final collective performance presented at the end of the programme.
Professional certification delivered by Cours Florent.
Theatre Actor, Film Actor, Voice‑over Artist…
Tuition & fees
First year: €6,100
Fees include:
- annual registration fees and programme fees
Not included:
- Technical Classes, extra classes to enhance and supplement the core curriculum (additional annual fees of €395)
- French Language Class (additional annual fees of €1,730)
First year: €8,875
Fees include a total package of the following classes:
- main Acting In English Interpretation Class (mandatory 9h/week)
- Technical classes (up to 6h/week)
- French language class (6h/week)
FAQ
You can study acting in Spanish at Cours Florent in Paris through the Actuar en Español programme, a one-year professional acting course taught fully in Spanish.
Yes. The Actuar en Español programme is fully taught in Spanish by professional actors who are native or fluent speakers. Students train, rehearse and perform in Spanish throughout the year.
The Actuar en Español programme lasts one year. It is structured around practical acting modules and ends with a collective performance in Spanish.
No previous acting experience is required. The programme is open to motivated students with a strong command of Spanish who want to develop their acting skills.
Students work on dramatic interpretation, voice, diction, movement, improvisation, creativity, ensemble performance and collective stage creation.
Applicants must be at least 17 years old and have a strong command of Spanish. Admission can take place through an audition, in person or online, or through a one-week intensive workshop used as an admission evaluation.