CND Auditions. Published the Agreement of the Qualifying Court
Congratulations to all those who have passed the selection process for temporary coverage, linked to the duration of the artistic season, of 26 places for dancers (9 soloists and 17 for the corps de ballet) announced on August 28.
Once the audition tests held on October 4, 5 and 6 have concluded, the court’s agreement with the list of candidates who have obtained the minimum score required to pass the selection process for the soloist category and for the corps de ballet category has been made public.
The lists of candidates for the hiring of temporary labor personnel have also been published and will be valid for twenty-four months.
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