Group Acting
About the Group Acting exam
Our Group Acting exams are a great way to get an entire class involved, building camaraderie as they take their exam together.
Groups can be made up of between three and 15 learners, all performing together.
Scenes are not set, which means that they can be picked to suit the specific needs and numbers of the group. Each member speaks enough dialogue that they are able to fully establish their character in the scene.
Teamwork is essential. The group is graded as a whole, receiving one collective result for all their hard work.
This is a non-regulated examination.
What does the exam involve?
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: 10 minutes
- Performing one scene from memory
Please see the syllabus for full details.
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: 15 minutes
- Performing one scene from memory
Please see the syllabus for full details.
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: 20 minutes
- Performing one scene, or a sequence of scenes, from memory
Please see the syllabus for full details.
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: Grade 6: 25 minutes. Grades 7 & 8: 30 minutes
- Performing two scenes from memory
Please see the syllabus for full details.
Requirements
Full details of the requirements, assessment criteria and regulations can be found in the LAMDA Group Graded Examinations Syllabus.
Resources
All our syllabi are available for download, or you can purchase our full range of publications from our online shop.
You will need:
- Group Syllabus from August 2019
These might also be useful:
- Acting Anthology Volume 4
- Acting Anthology Volume 3
