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"Victoria’s play writing skills have been creative and adaptable to all age groups. With Victoria’s guidance, it’s great to see her scripts come alive on stage. Her input has been invaluable to us and we wouldn’t have been able to perform our shows or workshops without her."
Drama Hub
For 8-15 years old
The Drama Hub is for 8-15 yrs old, run by various industry professionals. We cast, rehearse and then showcase small productions to friends and family as well act scenes for film. These run half termly, usually over 6 or 7 weeks. Spaces are limited depending on the production. The Drama Hub is for students who want to learn and perform show material. Participants will learn how to act on stage and in front of a camera and learn vital skills from industry professionals, all whilst growing in confidence and having lots of fun.
‘Gain that qualification and feel that sense of achievement, there’s nothing quite like it and it was so much fun!’
Grow in confidence and learn invaluable performance, communication and singing skills through LAMDA exams and qualifications! LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art) examinations are recognised by Ofqual and have a syllabus designed to help improve and nurture a child’s academic, social and performance growth.
At KeyCreatives we offer solo and group LAMDA examinations in Acting, Musical Theatre, Verse & Prose and Speaking in Public.
Our lessons can currently take place in schools, at the Keycreatives Studio or online.
LAMDA Acting
Ages 8-18
In Acting for LAMDA performers explore their character while developing their physical and vocal skills. Their ability to understand the context within the script deepens and their ability to tell the character's story in their performance enhances throughout the grades.
You can work through the LAMDA grades, either as a solo, duo or group. Each grade builds so performers can learn new skills, become knowledgable within theatre and perform extracts from different playwrights and eras.
LAMDA Musical Theatre
Ages 8-18
In Musical Theatre for LAMDA, performers develop their acting skills through song, they demonstrate good vocal technique and a rehearsed performance, while expressing the character & story through the musical theatre piece.
You can work through the LAMDA grades, either as a solo, duo or group, and through the grades, performers will also work with script creating a fuller performance as well strengthening their knowledge with learning the history of musical theatre.
LAMDA Verse & Prose
Ages 4-18
In the Verse & Prose exams, performers work on and then perform poetry and prose which teaches voice, literature and memorisation skills, as well developing performance through expression and engagement.
As performers move through the grades, they demonstrate a vast understanding of different writers such as William Shakespeare and perform different levels of text including sonnets.
LAMDA Speaking in Public
Ages 8-18
In Speaking in Public for LAMDA, performers work towards learning how to structure an effective speech for a chosen audience. They then research and write their speech while developing their vocal and physical skills. They also use a visual aid to enhance their speech as well as speaking from memory with the help of note cards for a prompt.
As the grades develop, the greater the skills are needed for the speaking in public exams. For the higher grades they will perform an impromptu speech as well as two prepared speeches which shows versatility and experience as a speaker.
Workshops for Schools
Age 4 to 16 years
"We are really lucky to have Victoria as our Drama teacher and it’s a pleasure for her to be part of our team. Victoria has made a real difference to our students, always making the lessons a lot of fun whilst combining it with acting skills, supporting the children with their passion and bringing out their confidence."
We tailor our workshops to suit the age range, number of students and adapt to fit either the school curriculum or chosen topic. The workshop can be solely to give students a fun day, whilst learning invaluable drama skills and confidence building or we can work towards a final performance for fellow students and family members at the end of the day. Students will be able to express themselves and their creativity during the workshop. This really is a rewarding day for all involved, giving students a memorable and invaluable drama experience.
