Shannon Murphy’s directorial odyssey has taken her to premiering her debut feature film at the Venice Film Festival, directing Emmy-nominated television and, most recently, to the premier of her new series Dying for Sex in New York City.
Course: Directing
NIDA alumni Rebecca McNamee and Ebony Tucker are challenging long-held perceptions with Abigail Williams, a one-woman play that reclaims the character’s voice.
As two emerging voices in Australian theatre, NIDA alum Karina Young and Masters of Directing student Nelson Blake are bringing their creative visions to the stage in the provocative new production Don’t Save Me.
In her directorial debut, Jo Bradley tackles Mike Bartlett’s Snowflake, a story that examines the interplay between politics and personal relationships.
NIDA alumni Mehhma Malhi and Xavier Hazard have forged a powerful creative partnership since their time at NIDA. Together,
NIDA alumna Sarah Hadley (Directing, 2018) shares some of her experiences in the director’s chair and the valuable tools she acquired during her studi
Rebecca McNamee, who has just finished her Master of Fine Arts in Directing, stands out for her nomination at the The California Music Video & Film Awards.
McIlwain was a musical theatre performer for over a decade before moving to Directing.