LAMDA x Lyric Future Technicians

Explore backstage careers in the creative industries
The LAMDA x Lyric Future Technicians Programme is an exciting opportunity for young people in West London to explore careers in the technical and production side of the creative industries. This free programme is designed to introduce participants to the skills and technology behind film, television, and theatre. It is delivered in partnership between the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre and LAMDA.

Spring Course
An eight-week course for 14–19-year-olds, running on Monday evenings in the Spring term, offers participants the chance to try out a variety of production and technical roles.
Through hands-on taster workshops, they explore areas such as lighting, sound, stage management and staging.

Summer School Project
An in-depth Summer School for 16–21-year-olds, where participants will work together on a practical project. This hands-on experience will focus on using production technology in film, television, and theatre, allowing young people to:
- Experiment with industry-standard tools and technique
- Develop their creativity and technical skills
- Work collaboratively to bring a project to life
Who is it for?
The Future Technicians Programme is ideal for young people interested in learning more about technical and production careers in The Arts. No previous experience is required; it’s an opportunity to come and learn something new. It’s also a fantastic resource for parents, carers, and teachers supporting young people in exploring creative career pathways.
What are the benefits?
- Participants gain insight into creative industries that often go unseen
- The programme helps build confidence, teamwork, and problem-solving skills
- It offers a supportive environment to develop practical and transferable skills
- Young people connect with industry professionals and gain inspiration for future career opportunities
For enquiries about the Future Technicians programme, please email us.
What participants say about the Future Technicians programme