Artists are invited to apply to the Production Program (including a public season of at least three weeks in the Parade Studio, as well as access to professional guidance and support, a technical manager, and limited marketing and publicity support) or the Creative Development Residency (a program of one to two week residencies, during which time applicants are mentored by an industry professional, culminating in a private or public showing).
‘What we want to see, and what we have seen grow out of the NIDA Independent program, is that we’re able to support better quality work going to stage,’ said NIDA Parade Theatre Producer Johanna Mullholland.
