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.
Taylor Hill, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Staging) year three student, is working on a revolving stage for the October student production ofFraternal. Come December, she will be the first female ever to graduate from the degree.
As the 2018 theatre seasons are released, graduates from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), are featuring in no less than 17 major Australian theatre productions.
On Saturday 7 October, ABC’s rage exclusively revealed seven new music videos resulting from the 2017 triple j Unearthed and NIDA collaboration.
This year, NIDA was proud to be the sponsor of The Sydney Fringe Emerging Artist Sharehouse in Erskineville; to celebrate the end of a fantastic Fringe season, last week, Head of NIDA Open Tricia Ryan presented the inaugural NIDA Open Emerging Artist Award at Sydney Fringe Festival’s closing awards ceremony.
Inaugural recipient and NIDA Master of Fine Arts (Cultural Leadership) student Mel George has been on a journey for the past year to unleash and develop her unique craft as a glass-artist and curator.
From 24 October�1 November, the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) will present five full-scale productions as part of the Paradice Family Foundation Season of student productions, featuring the future talent of Australia’s theatre and screen industries, cutting-edge directors and immersive 3D sound technology from Sennheiser.
Young, creative Adelaide students caught up with NIDA CEO/Director Kate Cherry last week, as the budding performers were offered the chance to grow as artists through NIDA Open’s new Scholarship Program.
NIDA Melbourne, a new creative space at Creative Spaces: Guild in the heart of the Southbank Arts Precinct, has announced a fresh program of events and an invitation to all artists to take part in a residency, boost their artistic practice and develop the next stage of their creative project.
The National Institute for Dramatic Art (NIDA) accepts many high school leavers to its courses, who take advantage of its exceptionally high standard of teaching and learning experience.
The National Institute of Dramatic Art has extended the application period for its 2018 higher education courses to 29 October, giving candidates an extra month to apply while overlapping with October’s eagerly anticipated student production season, when people will see firsthand the exceptional work of NIDA students.
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