The London LAMDA Tutor

The London LAMDA Tutor I’m Liane-Rose, The London LAMDA Tutor. I work individually with students online, creating a fun a

A presentation at work. An audition. A room full of people waiting for you to speak.If the thought brings butterflies, y...
24/09/2026

A presentation at work. An audition. A room full of people waiting for you to speak.

If the thought brings butterflies, you’re in good company.

Through my work as an actor and teacher, I’ve experienced how preparation, practice and manageable challenges can help build confidence over time.

In this article, I share approaches I use myself and with my students, including working with your breath, noticing your inner dialogue and visualising a positive experience.

If you or your child struggle with speaking or performing in front of others, have a read:
https://londonlamdatutor.com/blog/conquer-stage-fright-strategies-every-performer-or-public-speaker-needs-to-know/

Every child brings their own personality, interests and confidence level to a LAMDA lesson. That’s where our work begins...
21/09/2026

Every child brings their own personality, interests and confidence level to a LAMDA lesson. That’s where our work begins.

My students help choose their exam and material, so they feel invested in what they’re learning. Each one-to-one lesson is tailored to them, and we work towards an exam when they’re ready.

I bring techniques from my own work as a professional actor into a warm, encouraging space where students can experiment, enjoy themselves and discover what they’re capable of.

Read more about my approach:
https://londonlamdatutor.com/blog/my-approach-to-teaching-lamda/

Ever prepared thoroughly for an interview, then found yourself sounding nothing like you?Your language becomes formal. Y...
17/09/2026

Ever prepared thoroughly for an interview, then found yourself sounding nothing like you?

Your language becomes formal. Your answers get longer. You’re so busy checking what you’re saying that it becomes difficult to connect with the person asking the questions.

In this article, I explore how to prepare with enough flexibility to listen, respond and let your personality come through.

Particularly useful if you’re applying for graduate schemes or your first professional role.

Read 'How to Be Yourself in an Interview': https://londonlamdatutor.com/blog/how-to-be-yourself-in-an-interview

Wondering what actually happens in an online LAMDA lesson?Come and take a look inside mine.I’ve shared clips from real o...
14/09/2026

Wondering what actually happens in an online LAMDA lesson?

Come and take a look inside mine.

I’ve shared clips from real one-to-one Acting lessons, showing students exploring characters, experimenting with choices and discovering what brings a scene to life.

If you’re considering lessons for your child or teenager, these excerpts offer a little window into how we work together — with individual attention and room to explore.

Watch the lesson clips here: https://londonlamdatutor.com/inside-a-lesson/

Acting is about far more than memorising lines and delivering them.Many of the skills children develop through acting ar...
10/09/2026

Acting is about far more than memorising lines and delivering them.

Many of the skills children develop through acting are also the foundations of confident public speaking. They learn how to:

• Speak clearly enough to be heard
• Use their voice and physicality with purpose
• Focus on communicating with another person
• Make prepared words sound fresh and alive
• Hold an audience’s attention

In this article, I explore how studying acting can help children become more confident, engaging and effective communicators:

https://londonlamdatutor.com/blog/how-will-studying-acting-improve-my-childs-public-speaking/

You may not need more interview advice.You may already have researched the organisation, prepared your examples and anti...
07/09/2026

You may not need more interview advice.

You may already have researched the organisation, prepared your examples and anticipated the questions you might be asked.

But when the interview begins, you find yourself going into “interview mode”: your answers become too long, overly rehearsed or less natural—and the person behind the application disappears.

Graduate Interview Coaching isn’t about learning one perfect interview performance. It helps you communicate your thinking clearly, naturally and confidently, even when a question takes you by surprise.

Find out more or book a free phone consultation:

https://londonlamdatutor.com/graduate-interview-coaching/

Your expertise isn’t the problem.The challenge is deciding what to say, how much detail to include—and trusting yourself...
30/08/2026

Your expertise isn’t the problem.

The challenge is deciding what to say, how much detail to include—and trusting yourself enough not to over-prepare every word.

When a senior consultant doctor first came to me, she was preparing for an important television interview and described herself as:

“Nervous and without a clear framework for the interview I was about to give.”

We worked on simplifying complex ideas, identifying one central message, slowing down and speaking to the person in front of her rather than “performing” the perfect answer.

The principle at the heart of our work became:

Connection over perfection.

Since then, our coaching has developed beyond interview preparation into storytelling, presentations and leadership presence—helping her communicate with clarity and authority while remaining entirely herself.

Read her journey here:
https://londonlamdatutor.com/stories/a-consultant-doctors-journey-to-clear-confident-communication/

Natural talent is only the beginning.When I first met Margot, she was a bright, switched-on eight-year-old with professi...
30/08/2026

Natural talent is only the beginning.

When I first met Margot, she was a bright, switched-on eight-year-old with professional experience in television and film—and a steady stream of self-tape auditions from her agent.

What she and her mum needed was a consistent framework for approaching them.

Together, we worked on:

• identifying the three most important changes in each scene
• expressing big emotions truthfully rather than forcing them
• remaining focused and fully present
• developing a healthy, resilient attitude towards auditions

Margot’s own journal captured one of the most important discoveries beautifully:

“We have to be in a state of flow.”

Read more about Margot’s journey and how focused coaching helped her develop her craft:
https://londonlamdatutor.com/stories/margots-journey/

What is one of the biggest mistakes a student can make in a LAMDA exam?Forgetting to enjoy it.A LAMDA exam shouldn’t fee...
23/08/2026

What is one of the biggest mistakes a student can make in a LAMDA exam?

Forgetting to enjoy it.

A LAMDA exam shouldn’t feel like something a child simply has to survive. It is an opportunity to share work they have prepared, developed and learned to trust.

In my latest article, I explore five common mistakes students make—including insufficient preparation, performing material they don’t enjoy, looking for approval and allowing nervous energy to take over—and how they can avoid them.

Read the five tips here:

https://londonlamdatutor.com/blog/5-common-mistakes-in-lamda-exams-and-how-to-avoid-them/

I keep my student cohort intentionally small, and my remaining availability for weekly lessons from September is now very limited.

Unshakeable confidence doesn’t mean never feeling nervous. It means knowing how to work with those nerves when it matter...
21/08/2026

Unshakeable confidence doesn’t mean never feeling nervous. It means knowing how to work with those nerves when it matters.

When Sora began coaching with me, she wanted to feel more natural when speaking in front of an audience. Together, we worked on helping her:

• speak with greater clarity and control
• remain calm when thinking on her feet
• connect rather than strive to impress
• communicate confidently with senior leaders
• present with warmth, presence and authority

Sora’s journey is a wonderful example of what can happen when practical technique, focused preparation and personalised coaching come together.

Read Sora’s full journey here:

https://londonlamdatutor.com/stories/soras-journey/

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