NIDA acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we learn and tell stories, the Bidjigal, Gadigal, Dharawal and Dharug peoples, and we pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present.
One of the most unique and beautiful aspects of Australia is our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We have a wonderful chance to celebrate some of the oldest living cultures in history by introducing children to indigenous stories.
In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA Graduate Course Convenor,Dr Suzanne Osmond, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.
It is no secret that the modern screen audience increasingly takes control of what they like to watch, how they want to watch it, and when they choose to watch it.
Sarah Hadley,Master of Fine Arts (Directing) student at NIDA discussing her experience of coming to study at NIDA.
NIDA student Freya Kenay has kicked off 2019 with two huge achievements, performing in OnSTAGE Showcase and commencing a 10196NAT Diploma of Stage and Screen Performance.
What’s life like after a Masters of Fine Arts (Writing for Performance) at NIDA? Becca Hurd is heading into a theatre season with The Other Side of 25.
In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA Corporate Course Manager & Training Consultant and 1965 Acting graduate,Lyn Lee, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.
NIDA alumna and Game of Thrones production designer Deborah Riley was awarded at the annual G’Day USA event in Los Angeles.
Tim Jones, Artistic Director of the Seymour Centre and former Artistic Director of Australian Theatre for Young People, gave an inspiring talk to this year’s students.
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