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NIDA is pleased to announce the nine recipients of the inaugural fellowships for the new Master of Fine Arts (Cultural Leadership).

The National Institute of Dramatic Art is honoured to be a beneficiary of the Frederick J Gibson Bequest in Memory of Garnet H Carroll OBE.

The National Institute of Dramatic Art is pleased to announce that Michael Scott-Mitchell has been appointed to the role of Deputy Director/CEO of NIDA.

NIDA congratulates the alumni who were recognised by their peers and awarded top honours at the Sydney Theatre Awards.

Lynne Williams has announced her intention to step down at the end of 2016 as NIDA Director/CEO, after more thaneight years at the helm of Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art.

On Sunday 6 December, the National Institute of Dramatic Art launched an exciting addition to the award-winning institution � a new Graduate School � with a gala event at the Kensington campus.

Media Super is proud to announce a new partnership with the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), which will see the creative sector’s own industry super fund provide four bursaries of $2,500 each year during a three-year period to students who qualify for financial assistance in 2016.

For over 10 years, NIDA Open has offered a variety of performing arts education and training opportunities for people with an intellectual disability.

NIDA News caught up with graduate Ben Schostakowski to hear about his recent directing experience as part of NIDA’s October student production season, his next project in New York and the attraction of staging new work.

Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art is pleased to announce John Bashford as the new Head of Acting following a global search for this pivotal role.