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Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Mexico

El Carro de Comedias touring theatre project takes six young graduates a season, Gaceta UNAM says

Gaceta UNAM has profiled El Carro de Comedias, a touring theatre project that offers six young graduate performers per season specialised training and a route into professional work.

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Why it matters: Young graduate performers chosen for El Carro de Comedias, six per season, gain specialised training and an entry into professional life.

Gaceta UNAM reports that El Carro de Comedias gives young graduates an opportunity to specialise and to begin their professional careers.

According to the publication, six performers take part in each season of the project.

Gaceta UNAM describes the work as involving touring stages, physical demands and collective effort, through which performers find new ways of meeting audiences.

Editor’s view

Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

Six young graduate performers per season are directly affected: those selected receive specialised training and touring stage experience as an entry point into professional work.

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