London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art

About London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art

LAMDA is an independent drama school, dedicated to the vocational training of actors, stage managers and technicians, directors and designers in the skills and levels of creativity necessary to meet the highest demands and best opportunities in theatre, film, radio and TV.

London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art Address

Address:
155 Talgarth Road
Barons Court
London
W14 9DA
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8834 0500

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Address:
155 Talgarth Road
Barons Court
London
W14 9DA
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8834 0500

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Events at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art

  • The Astronomer's Garden at LAMDA Drama School: Linbury Studio

    Drama

    9 Feb 2012 to 16 Feb 2012

    Kevin Hood’s witty and irreverent play 'The Astronomer's Garden' explores what it means to be a woman living in a man’s world. It is 1717, at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. Bitter rivals Flamstead, the Astronomer Royal, and Sir Edmund Halley map the sky trying to solve the problem of longitude. Whilst Flamstead’s gaze remains firmly on the heavens, Sir Edmund resorts to more underhand means. Sending his nephew, Sir Philip Anstey, to Flamstead’s home, he throws the household and its women into disarray.

  • Dinner at LAMDA Drama School: Linbury Studio

    Drama

    8 Feb 2012 to 16 Feb 2012

    Nominated for the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy in 2003, Moira Buffini’s 'Dinner' is an unforgiving satire that takes the ‘dinner from hell’ to a new level. A silent waiter serves an increasingly surreal meal to guests who are as educated and witty as they are selfish and depressed.

  • Europe at LAMDA Drama School: Linbury Studio

    Drama

    15 Mar 2012 to 22 Mar 2012

    In a railway station near an unnamed border, Sava and Katia wait for the train that will take them to a brighter future. The station master is threatened by their optimism and ideals; his daughter, Adele, is fascinated. Exploring themes of hope and fear in a transient, modern Europe, David Greig’s play asks when you should stop striving for something better and settle for what you’ve got.

  • How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found at LAMDA Drama School: Linbury Studio

    Drama

    16 Mar 2012 to 22 Mar 2012

    Disillusioned and desperate to buck the system. Charlie enlists a Southend fortune-teller to help him disappear. He soon finds himself trapped in a Kafkaesque nightmare where all that was once certain is challenged.

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