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Productions and showcases
by NIDA
Ghost Lights, Digital Theatre Festival 2020
Studying at NIDA means you’ll have many opportunities to be collaborative with peers in fully staged productions under the guidance of leading international and Australian directors, writers, choreographers and designers.
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These opportunities include: three annual Seasons of Student Productions, short films, musical theatre, cabaret, studio performances, writers’ readings, exhibitions, puppet shows, costume displays, props presentations and more.
ARTICULATE
Acting students deep dive into the world of voice dubbing and sound effects creation for film and TV.
SEASONS OF STUDENT PRODUCTIONS
Learning on the floor, renowned directors come to NIDA to work with students of all disciplines on full scale productions.
MUSICAL THEATRE SHOWCASE
Musical Theatre students collaborate with all Diploma students in a production presented to producers and industry agents.
EXHIBITIONS
Showcasing their work in a rare insight into what takes place behind the scenes: design, props, costumes, audio-visual work placed centre stage. TRIPLE J UNEARTHED MUSIC VIDEOS
Directing and Design students collaborate with triple j Unearthed artists to create music videos.
MAKE-UP SHOWCASE
A special audience immersive event showcasing stage and screen make-up, that’s presented to the public and industry guests.
PERFORMANCE FILM PROJECTS
Stage and Screen Performance students collaborate with NIDA Directors and Writers to produce screen performances.
SCRIPTED SPACE
Exploring the intersection between story and scale models with Writing and Properties and Objects students collaborating. FESTIVAL OF EMERGING ARTISTS
A series of daring new works by the next generation of directors and set, costume and technical designers.
MASTERWORK PRESENTATIONS
Students in Costume, Props and Scenic Construction showcase an in-depth research project based on their own areas of interest.
PUPPET SHOW
A dynamic performance opportunity in which Properties and Objects students become puppeteers and present their creations.
WRITERS’ READINGS
Writing students present a collection of short readings of their new work to a public audience.
