FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Lumos Academy welcomes students from 8 years onwards, across three age groups—Kids (8–12), Teens (13–17), and Adults (18+). There is no upper age limit for adult batches.
No prior experience is required. Our programmes are structured to guide students from foundation to advanced levels, making them suitable for beginners as well as those with previous exposure to theatre or performance.
Not at all. While we do train students aspiring to pursue theatre, cinema, or performing arts professionally, many students join Lumos for confidence building, communication skills, self-expression, and personal growth.
Lumos offers 3-month, 6-month, and 12-month programmes, allowing students to choose a learning journey based on their interest, availability, and goals.
Batches are strictly age-based to ensure appropriate learning pace and comfort:
Kids: 8–12 years
Teens: 13–17 years
Adults: 18 years and above
Our pedagogy blends Western acting methodologies with Eastern and classical Indian theatre wisdom, combining theory, practical training, and performance-based learning.
Yes. Every programme includes structured performance opportunities, and each course concludes with a theatre production or film project, depending on the duration and level of training.
Yes. Course completion certificates are awarded to all students upon successful completion of their chosen programme.
Fees are monthly-calculated but payable in full at the time of admission. All fees are inclusive of GST.
Yes. For Kids and Teens batches, parents are encouraged to attend feedback sessions and final performances, fostering transparency and trust.
Students are encouraged to maintain regular attendance. While occasional absences are understandable, missed classes may not always be repeated, as training is conducted in progressive modules.
Lumos focuses on training and preparation. While we do guide students on performance readiness and industry expectations, auditions and placements are not guaranteed.
The foundation and intermediate programmes focus on theatre, while the 12-month advanced programme includes both theatre and cinema, preparing students for stage and screen.
Lumos Academy for Performing Arts is based in Pune.