LAMDA
iampro offers LAMDA Grade classes in solo Acting. In these sessions, learners delve into characterisation and develop strong speaking skills.
ABOUT LAMDA
Our Acting Exam learners develop their vocal, physical and interpretive skills while they delve into characters and explore the background of dramatic texts. Alongside producing authentic performances of their chosen scenes, they also gain an understanding of the context and characters within them.
Working through the grades takes our learners through the development of clear speaking and character portrayal to an understanding of a playwright’s style, the influence of theatre practitioners such as Stanislavski and a sensitive appreciation of subtext. LAMDA exams at grades 6-8 also count towards UCAS points, which can be used when applying to University.
We offer solo exam entry from Grade 1-8. One learner delivers two monologues on their own (three monologues for Grades 7 and 8). You can do your exam online or in person. You will be responsible for the exam entry fee. Click below to view the full syllabus.
HOW DOES THE EXAM WORK?
GRADE 1 - 3
15-minute exam. Perform one set scene and one own choice scene from memory. Answer questions related to performance.
GRADE 4 - 5
20-minute exam. Perform one set scene and one own choice scene from memory. Answer questions related to performance.
GRADE 6
25-minute exam. Perform three own choice scenes. They must be from a published play of television/film screenplay, within specified time periods. Answer questions related to their performance.
GRADE 7 - 8
30-minute exam. Perform three own choice scenes. They must be from a published play of television/film screenplay, within specified time periods. Answer questions related to their performance.
YOUR COACH
MOLLY WRIGHT
Molly won the 2019 Critics Circle Award for Young British / Irish Performer of the Year and was nominated for 2 BIFA Awards (Best Supporting Actress and Most Promising Newcomer) for her performance in Daniel Kokotajlo’s debut film, Apostasy, which won rave reviews following its premiere at TIFF & LFF. Molly made her debut starring in critically acclaimed BBC1 drama The A Word back in 2015, which went on to run for three series. Molly has since gained roles on several other BBC and ITV productions, one of which is due to air later this year.
Alongside her acting career, Molly has extensive experience teaching and mentoring aspiring actors. She has also been successfully guiding students towards their LAMDA performance and communication examinations since 2014. Molly undertook the LAMDA Acting and Musical Theatre exams herself and found them invaluable.
