A new pathway into the professional world for First Nations dance artists has been announced through a multi-year … (read more)

The September 2020 issue of NAISDA Dance College’s newsletter is here! Issue 21 of From Sand to Stage … (read more)

NAISDA was delighted to award this year’s Joanne Harris Pre-Professional Support Scholarship to Class of 2018 Graduate Emily … (read more)

Since the age of 16, Monica Stevens – a proud Bama woman born on Yidjini Country in Far … (read more)

It hasn’t been the easiest start to the year for Certificate III Developing Artist Riley Warner, but the … (read more)

Cultural connection, nourishment and safety are at the core of NAISDA. Embedded transformative cultural practice informs the NAISDA … (read more)

Applications to audition for NAISDA Dance College close in just one month. Prospective students are encouraged to jump … (read more)

The June 2020 issue of NAISDA Dance College’s newsletter is here! Issue 20 of From Sand to Stage … (read more)

Artists were among the first workers significantly affected by the introduction of strict COVID social distancing regulations. At … (read more)

For the first time in NAISDA Dance College’s 44-year history, auditions for next year’s intake will be completely … (read more)