LAMDA EXAMS

Did you know that Public Speaking remains the No.1 fear for most adults - can you imagine what that must feel like for a child?  

We have seen the most timid of children go on to be the biggest performers with our LAMDA classes, proving that LAMDA is a great asset to our students development as young people; many of our LAMDA students have gone on to enjoy very successful careers, all helped by the experiences they have gained from LAMDA.

 LAMDA is recognised to award qualifications on the Regulated  Qualifications Framework (RQF) in England by the Office of  Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual), in Wales by  Qualifications Wales (QiW), and in Northern Ireland by the Council for  the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA).  

These classes are for our students aged 6+ who wish to further develop their acting skills and take part in extra classes which prepare them for nationally recognised LAMDA exams (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art). 

Exams are taken at LAMDA, Talgarth Road, London. 

There are extra costs for exams - we encourage our students to take two exams each year. 

musical Theatre learners develop their acting skills through song. They use  vocal techniques to convey the right mood, and engage with the material  to form a thoughtful interpretation of the song. 

As they progress through the grades, learners explore characterisation  through monologues or duologues, which are performed in character and  act as an introduction to their songs. They’ll also deepen their understanding of the history of musical theatre by performing songs from a range of eras, and by researching the work and influence of one of  its composers or lyricists.

Learners can either take their Musical Theatre exams by themselves (solo) or with a fellow learner (duo). 

Exams are taken at LAMDA, Talgarth Road, London

 LAMDA is recognised to award qualifications on the Regulated  Qualifications Framework (RQF) in England by the Office of  Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual), in Wales by  Qualifications Wales (QiW), and in Northern Ireland by the Council for  the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA).  

There are extra costs for exams - we encourage our students to take two exams each year.