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NIDA Executive Chairman Jennifer Bott AO shares highlights from a busy 2018 at NIDA.

The next generation of storytellers brings Australian heroes and nightmares onto the stage for NIDA’s Directors’ and Designers’ Graduating Productions, opening Thursday 12 December.

NIDA congratulates our winning alumni at the 60th AACTA Awards in Sydney which recognise excellence in the film and television industry.

NIDA congratulates the 2018 Gloria Payten and Gloria Dawn Fellows, who are actor Robert Collins, director, creator, performer Harriet Gillies and writer, director and actor Sara West.

NIDA students have been successful in applying for a space in the iconic Sydney Mardi Gras Parade 2019.

Drama students from NSW high schools visited NIDA last month as part of the annual HSC IP Study Day.

Toxic masculinity and iconic female figures are reexamined in NIDA’s Directors’ and Designers’ Graduating Productions, 12�15 December 2018.

“The students that go on to succeed work really hard, love collaborating and aim high.” Each month, we’re catching up with one of NIDA’s creative leaders, to show you the artist behind the educator. This month we sat down with Dr Julie Lynch, the Director of the Centre for Design Practices. Dr Julie Lynch with … Read more

NIDA graduate Cat Studley (Technical Theatre and Stage Management, 2015) is having a busy spring as the new Production Manager at Bangarra Dance Theatre.

Ensemble in Residence Midnight Feast has been rehearsing ‘Fireside’ at NIDA and Emily Pires, an Indigenous first-year student studying Bachelor of Fine Arts (Costume), has been helping them out.