Performing Arts Department

Department

Organization

Management and teaching teams 

Department management :  Severine Ruset 
Head of the Valence branch office and Head of Literature & Performing Arts in Valence: Vincent Sorrel

Licence Arts du spectacle

Grenoble Director of Studies: Martin Givors (L1); Charlotte Servel; Yoann Demoz (L2, L3, CPI)
Director of Studies Valence: Catherine Langle (Lettres modernes); Pierre Banos-Ruf (Performing Arts)

Master's degree in artistic creation (CA)

Head of Master's degree in artistic creation (CA): Guillaume BOURGOIS
Course leaders :

Courses

Undergraduate internship coordinator: Pierre Banos-Ruf
Responsible for partnerships and master's internships: Pierre Banos-Ruf (Performing Arts), Charlotte Servel (Cinema)

School managers

Licence Arts du spectacle

L1 Performing Arts l lasic-licence-l1-as@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
L2-L3 Performing Arts l lasic-licence-l2-l3-as@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
Tel.: 04 57 42 25 54

Master's degree in artistic creation (CA)

llasic-master-ca@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
Tel.: 04 57 42 25 55

Documentation

Bubbles Library: bulles@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
Informations : Bulles, UFR Langage, lettres et spectacle library

Activities

The Performing Arts courses provide a general knowledge of theater and cinema, and an introduction to a range of careers in the performing arts sector.

Training

The courses offered in Performing Arts bachelor's degree combine theoretical knowledge (history and aesthetics, text studies, show analyses, cultural policies), and thehands-on experience (acting, stage management, staging, programming or directing workshops, etc.), and include a pre-professionalization component (budget management, administration, mediation, IT, etc.). In Grenoble, students can follow a Licence Performing Arts program, and in Valence, a Licence Performing Arts - Modern Literature.

For further studies, the Master's degree in artistic creation is a particularly original option in the panorama of national training programs. Open to the contemporary world, it offers the opportunity to acquire in-depth theoretical, aesthetic and critical knowledge of works of art and the creative processes involved in their production, an understanding of production and distribution contexts, and the ability to experiment with creative practicesby taking into account the latest thinking in the fields covered by its three courses:
Published April 26, 2016
Updated September 23, 2025