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On a historic day, the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) proudly welcomed a new cohort of students for its 60th year.

Making a presentation is essentially having a conversation with your audience.Actors research, prepare and rehearse to bring a character and performance to life.

Whether you believe it is nature, nurture or both that influence the behaviours and habits of women, there is no denying that women often collide with the glass ceiling in their climb up the corporate ladder. Although there is a steady rise of women who break the glass ceiling, statistics show that we still have a long way to go. Here are some common communication habits that we women (often subconsciously) fall trap to in the workplace and practical tips to overcome them.

In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA Assistant Technical Manager,Bryte Cameron, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping our students find their artistic voice.You can view more NIDA Women interviewshere.

The 2019 Sydney Theatre Awards saw NIDA alumni extremely well-represented, with NIDA-trained directors, actors, designers and production graduates all getting well-deserved recognition for their art.

In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we sat down with a few NIDA Women to discuss what the day means to them and how they are helping NIDA students find their artistic voice. Our first interviewee is Design Lecturer,Sue Field.

In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we sat down with NIDA Open Senior Program Manager,Gillian Lemon, to discuss what the day means to her and how she is helping NIDA students find their artistic voice.

With goals to focus on in our work and personal lives, it’s worth giving some thought to how we can maximise our connections to get where we want to go in 2017.

Q: Tell us about multi-tasking. A: It doesn’t exist.