Lindy Davies embarked upon a significant and notable professional chapter in the year 1995, when she assumed the esteemed and distinguished role of Dean of the School of Drama at the prestigious and renowned Victorian College of Arts, a prominent institution located in the vibrant city of Melbourne.
During her tenure, which spanned an impressive eleven years, Lindy Davies made a lasting and profound impact on the institution, leaving behind a legacy of innovative and integrated approaches to Theatre Training Courses for Actors, Directors, and Writers. Her dedication, expertise, and leadership skills enabled her to successfully spearhead this groundbreaking program, which undoubtedly had a profound and lasting effect on the lives and careers of countless individuals who had the privilege of participating in it.
In February 2007, Lindy Davies concluded her tenure as Dean of the School of Drama, bringing to a close an extraordinary and accomplished chapter in her professional journey. Despite the end of her tenure, her contributions to the institution and the world of theatre continue to be felt and celebrated to this day.
After concluding her tenure at the esteemed Victorian College of Arts, Davies redirected her professional trajectory, embracing a multifaceted career as a freelance artist, further solidifying her versatility by taking on a diverse range of roles, including theatre director, actress, script consultant, and performance consultant.
Notably, her most recent venture as a Performance Consultant was a collaborative effort with the highly acclaimed actress Julie Christie, in conjunction with the critically acclaimed filmmaker Sarah Polley, on the latter's poignant and widely acclaimed cinematic masterpiece, 'Away From Her'.
