A Combined exam, is a combination of both Solo and Duo performances. In a Duologue (Duo) Acting Exam, two Learners will present all the required scenes ...

There are no restrictions to a Learner performing an own choice piece from a play/feature film that has been published in the current LAMDA Acting Anthology...

There is no requirement for learners to adopt an accent for a piece that has been written for a character with a particular dialect or accent, providing tha...

For Entry Level, Level 1 and Level 2 modern adaptations or translations of non-English language texts are acceptable as there are no specific timeframes or ...

Full costume is not permitted, but long practice skirts which help to indicate/suggest period may be worn together with small costume items such as scarves,...

There are no restrictions with learners using a scene from a one act play as long as there is sufficient material within the play for the learner to be able...

Regarding the use of strong language in examinations, LAMDA has no restrictions on this. However, it is advised that the learner is mature enough to underst...

In the case of a LAMDA examination we define a television screenplay as a film that has been written specifically for television (a full-length film that ha...

In regard to Acting examinations there are cases where spoken dialogue from a musical can be used. However we ask teachers to carefully review the syllabus ...

Edits cannot be made to Set Pieces except when language (such as an expletive) is present that could be deemed too mature for the Learner(s). In this case t...