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.
We caught up with NIDA Diploma of Specialist Make-up Services student, Joshua Churchill, to discuss his experience in the course so far, as well as his future career plans.
NIDA would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our graduates Richie Black and Craig Pearce on receiving their respective AWGIE Awards, at the 49th Annual AWGIE Awards ceremony this month.
Earlier this year, our Bachelor of Fine Arts (Design for Performance) students designed and directed a short film � Lobster Paradise � which premiered in the James Fairfax Foyer on Friday 30 September. Second-year student, Clare Staunton, shared her experience with us.
With the new schools program brochure recently hitting the desks of teachers and principalsnationally,we caught up with our Schools Manager Kellie Mackereth to find out what is in store for 2017.
From 14 to 26 October, NIDA’s undergraduate and Master of Fine Arts (Design for Performance) students, led by accomplished guest directors, will showcase their immense talents to the public, in a diverse mix of works � two original compositions, an Australian play, one German classic and an English play-turned-film.
On Saturday 1 October, Rage revealed six exciting new music videos that are the result of the 2016 triple j Unearthed and NIDA collaboration.
NIDA today announces five new merit-based tuition scholarship opportunities for domestic students, for the 2017 intake to its popular Master of Fine Arts (MFA) courses in the performing arts and cultural leadership.
It’s that time of the year again! NIDA’s annual October production season is fast approaching and this one you definitely don’t want to miss.
Here’s a sneak peek into what the students are working on at the moment.
NIDA Writing for Performance students attended theEdinburgh International Festival again this year, travelling to Scotland in August for the premiere English language theatre and arts festival, and this year was no disappointment.
We recently caught up with 2014 Acting (Music Theatre) graduate Emele Ugavule as she took time out from her busy schedule to talk to our third year Acting students, about emerging into the world outside NIDA, as part of our annual Industry Week event.
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