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Postgraduate - National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) Home Study Postgraduate. Looking to further your studies? NIDA’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) courses allow students to explore their vision through research and practice in postgraduate studies, all under the guidance of leading industry professionals.
NIDA short courses in acting, directing, musical theatre, screenwriting and more are available in most Australian capital cities, and online. Founded in 1958 as Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art, NIDA has become a locally and internationally known institution. In over 60 years, NIDA has grown from a single acting class to ...
All first-round auditions for BFA (Acting) will be online via video audition as part of your application. Only applicants who are successful in Round One will be invited to audition in Round Two. Download 2024 Application Guide. How to apply. You should prepare to perform the following in your audition video.
The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) is Australia’s leading performing arts school. Founded in 1958 as Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art, NIDA is Australia’s preeminent performing arts education. Our innovative practice-based learning programs have produced household names across stage, screen and beyond.
The NIDA Open program begins with a Summer School. NIDA Company formed – professional company performs 1-2 productions yearly until 2007. 1994. The Bachelor of Dramatic Art replaces the Diploma of Dramatic Art for students of Acting, Technical Production and Design. 1999. The Parade Theatre is demolished and rebuilt as a 730-seat horseshoe ...
Our Sydney campus is the home of our Higher Education & Vocational courses and is located on Anzac Parade in Kensington. It offers state-of-the-art theatres and learning spaces. We also welcome hundreds of children, young people and adults to short courses through NIDA Open, and professionals from a wide range of industries into our Corporate.
The application process for the Master of Fine Arts (Dramatic Writing) consists of two rounds: Round one – online application including CV, portfolio and narrative statement. Round Two – interview. Only applicants who are successful in Round One will be invited to interview. Download 2024 Application Guide.
