Students from various disciplines come together to bring six live theatre productions, an installation and a digital work.
NIDA students put on a fantastic performance across 4 spectacular productions: 'God's Country', 'Love and Information', 'Mr Burns, a post-electric play and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'.
Showcasing the work of MFA (Directing), third-year BFA (Design for Performance) and BFA (Technical Theatre and Stage Management) students in collaboration with students from across NIDA disciplines
NIDA students returned to campus to put on seven productions: Ghosts, Next to Normal, Orlando, The Government Inspector, When the Rain Stops Falling, The Winter's Tale and The Master and Margarita.
When COVID-19 closed down the theatres, NIDA artists went online to present six new works created for digital audiences.
An exhibition of 2019 graduating students work
The graduating showcase for the 2019 cohort of Diploma of Stage and Screen Performance students.
Highlights from our 'Weimar Kabarett' production
The 2019 Alumni Reunion, in celebration of NIDA's 60th anniversary
Highlights from NIDA Open Day in 2019
Select imagery from the graduating showcase by our inaugural cohort of Diploma of Stage and Screen Performance students.
Highlights from season of productions by our graduating MFA (Directing) and BFA (Design for Peformance) students.
A few highlights from EXPONIDA 2017, an annual exhibition that celebrates the graduating work of our students from non-performance courses.
A few highlights from our Diploma of Specialist Make-up Services Showcase.
Gallery of photos from the Jane Street Anniversary event 2016.
Gallery of photos from Lynne Williams' Farewell.
Gallery of the NIDA Graduate School opening on 6 December 2015.
Acting students learn the skills and knowledge to work across theatre, film and television.
Costume students create a wide range of costumes for performance.
Design for Performance students create across set design, costume design and model-making.
Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services students will prepare for technical roles in the live production and events industries including theatre, dance, opera, concerts, functions, ceremonies and events.
The Diploma of Musical Theatre teaches students the skills to become a ‘triple threat’ – singer, dancer, actor.
Properties and Objects students use metalwork, woodwork, sculpture, mould making, pattern making, scenic art and more to create props.
Diploma of Specialist Make-up Services will prepare students for a range of roles in make-up, hair and special effects for theatre, film and television.
Scenic Construction and Technologies students construct stages for performance use.
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