…and you want to take your training to the next level, there is still time to apply to NAISDA. “Just go for it,” said Joshua. NAISDA’s audition team is available…

…using the writing and directing students to work with our Certificate IV and Diploma Developing Artists. The idea is to get these artists to collaborate and build relationships, and to…

…industry. It is so important for NIDA to be open and commit to that learning process with First Nations peoples, to strengthen and enrich our work in a liminal space…

…of these students will come into the course knowing exactly where they want to go and how they want to get there. It is practicing artists talking to professional artists….

…Executive Officer, Kim Walker. “We wanted to keep this a free event so we can come together as a community, and virtually share our skills, stories and rich creative expression,”…

…of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance artists. Delving deep into the impact of inequitable systems and processes on First Nations people, families and communities, at the heart of the…

…with Country, community and culture. NAISDA’s unique annual Cultural Residency program enables students to stay and learn with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to deepen understanding of cultural practice,…

…a theatre company that’s been going for over 30 years. We specialise in making shows for teenagers and adults and tour our works to high schools, universities and festivals throughout…

…present and ready to work and the teachers expected nothing less. Dance is hard. You have to hard work to become your best and that requires consistency in all classes,…