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Two of Sydney’s iconic educational institutions, University of New South Wales (UNSW)and the National Institute of Dramatic, are strengthening ties to boost artistic collaborations and joint research projects.

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of the school that trained some of Australia’s greatest actors, directors, writers, designers, costume and props creators and screen and stage professionals?

NIDA would like to pay tribute to Emeritus Professor Dame Leonie Kramer AC DBE who recently passed away at the age of 91.

The National Institute of Dramatic Art and Tisch School of the Arts at New York University have launched an exciting new partnership where students from both schools work together to create original TV comedy.

From 7�20 June, NIDA is holding its annual June production season and this is not one to be missed.

NIDA News caught up with Deborah Riley while she was recently in the country in between filming, to speak about her work asproduction designer for arguably the most popular television series in the world, Games of Thrones, and what advice she has for studentsentering the industry.

NIDA News recently spoke with third-year Design student Nicholas Fry about how he came to study at NIDA and what his plans are for life after graduation.

NIDA congratulates Deputy Director/CEO and Head of Design, Michael Scott-Mitchell, who has just celebrated his 35th production for Sydney Theatre Company (STC) as set designer for Arcadia.

Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art is pleased to announce Associate Professor Cheryl Stock AM as the new Head of Cultural Leadership.

Today is International Women’s Day and to celebrate we want to highlight four NIDA graduates who we consider to be women of influence both in their contribution to Australian culture and in their chosen fields.