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NIDA is Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art – a centre of excellence in education for theatre, film and television. 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.
NIDA is Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art - a centre of excellence in education for theatre, film and television. NIDA is a leader in providing world-class training in the dramatic ...
Founded in 1958 as Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art, NIDA is now one of the most respected performing arts schools in the world. For over 60 years, the school’s unique practice-based and personalised learning experience, unparalleled rigour, fearless culture of innovation, and deep industry connection has produced some of the ...
International students. NIDA welcomes applications from international students for enrolment in Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts courses. International applicants are required to attend an audition or interview in Australia, although for non-Acting courses a video interview option may be available.
Musical Theatre courses. We offer students with a passion for musical theatre an opportunity to explore and extend their skills in a collaborative environment. Courses are designed to integrate the three disciplines of acting, singing and dancing to deliver stories with impact, affect an audience and expand a narrative arc.
Getting there. The L3 light rail Kingsford Line runs south from Circular Quay, with stops at Town Hall, Central Station and right outside NIDA on Anzac Parade. Buses run regularly from Central Station, Green Square Station, Bondi Junction and various locations around the inner-city suburbs. To accurately plan your trip and travel time, please ...
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 theatre.
