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To celebrate Mother’s Day, we decided to sit down with a few students whose mothers played a huge role in them choosing a performing arts career and/or training here at NIDA. Our first chat was with second yearBachelor of Fine Arts (Properties and Objects) student and Maine (USA) native, Luke D’Alessandro, and his mother, Elaine Hamel.

The 2019 Sydney Design Festival comes to NIDA, with stimulating and provocative panel discussions interrogating excellence and access in design for performance in live theatre, film and television across six decades of practice.

When I saw there was aStand-up Comedy course coming up at NIDA, a course that would make me feel COMPLETELY insecure and challenged and out of my depth, I couldn’t help but enroll.

Following International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA Producer, Diane Misirdjieff, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.

You’ve got the play, the cast, the crew and the venue, there’s just one problem � you haven’t sold a single ticket. If this sounds familiar then here’s a quick marketing plan used by professional arts marketers from NIDA’s Marketing and Communications team.

Following International Women’s Day, we sat down with our Learning and Teaching Coordinator, Marnie Campbell, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.

If you were eating your breakfast on Tuesday and happened to see NIDA on your TV screen, then you would have been in for a treat. Channel Seven’sSunrisestar weather presenter Sam Mac and his team came to NIDA to film their popular weather cross segment.

Following International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA VET Manager, Jane Newton, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.

Following International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA Assistant Librarian, Elizabeth Smith, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.

Following International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA’s Venue and Sales Manager, Monica Scagliarini, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.