Beyond LAMDA

Explore the support and wider benefits available for alumni after training at LAMDA.

LAMDA’s training is about longevity - not only working with students while they’re physically at the school, but beyond, in all their ventures. 

We’re continually working on new ways to develop the connection between LAMDA and our alumni, across all our courses. Explore the current ways we are supporting our recent graduates and alumni below.

Some of the current benefits you can enjoy as a LAMDA graduate include: 

  • Access to the alumni e-newsletter which includes invitations to LAMDA alumni meet-ups in the UK and beyond
  • Access to the official LAMDA Alumni Facebook Group 
  • Discounted LAMDA merchandise and concessionary tickets for LAMDA productions
  • The bi-annual MishMash Festival, open to LAMDA alumni creators 
  • Library access: after paying a £20 deposit, our Librarian will set you up with a personal account to borrow books from LAMDA’s Library 
  • Complimentary LAMDA studio hire for rehearsal purposes up to one year after completion of your course. Thereafter, alumni have access discounted rehearsal space hires
  • Discounted access to renting LAMDA theatre spaces
  • Discounts on select LAMDA short courses
  • Involvement in LAMDA's brand-new Alumni Company 

AFLAMDA Studio

An exclusive membership programme designed to connect our US-based alumni with each other and with LAMDA through curated professional development opportunities, and regular social and creative gatherings in New York. 

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Alumni Stories

We're always looking to feature news for our monthly updates. We want to give our alumni a larger platform to be able to reach greater audiences for productions or share news on a new business venture. Whatever the story, we're keen to hear. Send us an email with your update, and read some recent stories below.

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