Support us
Help us train the next generation of artists
As a registered charity, LAMDA relies on the generosity of individuals, companies and trusts to train the next generation of actors, directors and technicians.
We aim to support any student who comes to us for aid, whether they are facing challenging financial circumstances or struggling with their mental health.
Open to everyone
Our alumni are shaping the arts industry. We believe that financial struggles, mental health and access needs shouldn't be a barrier to education or stand in the way of talent. Discover the variety of ways you can support LAMDA and its students.
We rely on your generous support
We have various funds and campaigns that you can support, from our Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund which tackles the crisis within higher education to our Take a seat campaign, where you can sponsor a seat in our Sainsbury Theatre.
If you love the arts, discover the benefits of becoming a supporter
Our memberships offer benefits from meeting our esteemed alumni at our LAMDA lunches to exclusive invitations to post-show Q&As in the West End.
What you can support
The Student Hardship Fund
The Student Hardship Fund exists all year round to help our students who fall on hard times.
Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund
There is a mental health epidemic in Higher Education, and we need your help to expand our programme of support for our most vulnerable students.
How you can support
There are various ways you can make a difference to a student’s life, the performing arts and creative skills sector and the wider community. We've highlighted just some of them below.
Testimonials from our supporters
Read our News & Blog
Read the latest news, and student blogs and updates from LAMDA.
Meet our Alumni
From enterprising theatre company founders, actors across theatre and film and technicians working across diverse industries, discover our alumni.
What's on at LAMDA
View our seasonal productions performed across our three theatre spaces featuring our BA and MFA Professional Acting students.