Acting Agencies In London - L

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This article gives a summary of the acting agencies in London whose agency name begins with the letter L.

Research Every Agency You Are Interested In

There's a lot of research you must do before applying to an agency. It will help you avoid scams, and make a better impression on the good agents. Have you read our article Acting Agencies: Which One Is Right For You?

Remember:  Can you see evidence that performers get regular paid work through the agency?

LADA Management

  • Located in EC2N 2QP & Lincoln office
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • represents professional actors of all ages based in London and around the UK 
  • Adults and children
  • Twitter feed @LadaManagement

L.A. Management & L.A. Mini Management

  • Located in Croydon, CR0 0XZ
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts 
  • As at June 2019, Facebook page last updated August 2018 and Twitter feed @LAManagementUk last updated December 2018

Langford Associates Ltd

  • Located in Kensington Church Street, W8 4DB
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Company incorporated in June 2002 by Frederick Langford, joined by Simon Hayes in 2014
  • Applications from walk-ons and extras will not be considered
  • ‘Named’ actors may phone to discuss representation
  • Everyone else must apply via the online button on the Home page
  • Include you CV and one headshot only 
  • Showreels are welcome but are not essential
  • Good agency to target if you a talented emerging actor looking for quality guest lead and supporting roles for example - but you’ll have a lot of competition to get noticed and accepted by the agency

Lauren Fox Associates

  • Listed in Spotlight Contacts at EC1V 2NX
  • As at June 2019, Twitter feed @LFManagement was last updated in 2015
  • No website found 
  • We believe the company traded 2007 to 2015

Lee Morgan Management

  • Located in Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0HF
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Founded 2005
  • Musical theatre, theatre, film, television and commercials
  • Busy Twitter feed @leemorgan_mgnt
  • Applications ONLY via the email address specified on the Contact page
  • Include CV and headshot
  • You’ll normally need an impressive CV to get considered by this agency

L H A (Lowy Hamilton Artists)

  • Located in Queen’s Road, SW19 8YB
  • In July 2019 they are moving to New King’s Road
  • Spotlight registered
  • Founded in 2009
  • registered with The PMA (Personal Managers' Association)
  • All clients are advised to join Equity
  • To apply, you must either be a graduate of professional, accredited training, or have decent experience and recognisable credits.
  • You must send your Spotlight link as part of your application

Linton Management

  • Located in Bowling Green Lane, Farringdon, EC1R 0NE and Bury
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Associated with Carol Godby Theatre Workshop, in Bury
  • Also has a children’s division - all eligible students who have attended the Carol Godby Theatre Workshop classes for 6 month or more may join
  • Active Twitter feed @LintonMgt
  • In June 2019 the website was under construction

The Lisa Richards Agency

  • Located in Old Compton Street (W1D 5JU), Dublin and Helsinki
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Founded in 1989 by Lisa and Richard Cook
  • Between the different divisions, now represents actors, comedians, voice over artists, authors & playwrights, directors, screenwriters, designers, composers and presenters
  • Busy Twitter feed @LisaRichardsLtd

Lisa Thomas Management

  • Located in Wenlock Road, N1 7SL
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Personal management for a select roster of household names
  • Not a traditional talent agency

Living The Dream Talent Agency

  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts at John Street EC1V 4PW - but the performing arts school is in St Albans, AL3 6PA
  • Award-winning performing arts company Living the Dream was set up by Zoe Jackson MBE in 2006, when she was 16 years old
  • Over the past decade, Living the Dream has grown to include a school of performing arts, a professional dance company, a talent agency and the Dream Foundation charity
  • Busy Twitter feed @Livingthedream and popular Facebook page
  • In June 2019, the talent agency page on the website was under construction

LLP Management

  • Located in Soho, W1D 5NG
  • Must be Spotlight registered already or willing to register, and willing to come for an informal interview in London
  • No under 16s
  • Applications ONLY via email specified in the About Us page
  • Include CV, headshots and showreel
  • As at February 2020, Twitter feed @LlpManagement has only one retweet since March 2019
  • Twitter feed contains general photos rather than news of working performers
  • No news page on the website
  • Company number 09388658 LLP Management based in Harrow was under Active Proposal To Strike Off in February 2020, but there's no mention of Soho so this may be a separate business

London Theatrical

  • Based in Hammersmith, W6 0JZ
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Established in 2009 by experienced agent Paul Pearson
  • Busy Twitter feed @londontheatric

Lou Coulson Associates Ltd

  • Located in Soho, W1F 8RS
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Company incorporated 2003
  • Couldn’t load the website Homepage on a chromebook or Android phone because of the Flash player 
  • No social media presence, but with a quick search you can find evidence of the high calibre performers on their books
  • Apply ONLY by post - NO EMAILS -enclosing a self-addressed envelope for your items to be returned (Postal applications cost time and money so only the serious and determined applicants bother)
  • Include your headshot, CV and showreel
  • An elite agency, so your application is most likely to succeed when you’ve won industry awards or are stopped in the street by fans

Love Rudeye Agency

  • Located in Finsbury Park, N4 4AP
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Dance agency
  • Choreographers, dancers, models and acts
  • Established 2001
  • Popular Facebook page and Active Twitter feed @LoveRudeye
  • Regular workshops
  • Dancers can apply for representation via the email address on the Contact page

Lovett Logan Associates

  • Offices in London (W1W 7FA) and Edinburgh 
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Pat Lovett Associates formed in Edinburgh in 1981, London office opened by agent Dolina Logan in 1999
  • The company renamed to Lovett Logan Associates in 2002 when Pat and Dolina became business partners
  • represents trained and experienced actors based in England and Scotland
  • theatre, film & television
  • Busy Twitter feed @LovettLogan
  • All applications by email - press the relevant button on the Contact page
  • Include links to your CV, headshot and showreel

LSW Promotions (London Shakespeare Workouts)

  • Located in Kennington, SE17 3XP
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Charity doing outreach work, not a traditional talent agency

Luke Gell Management Ltd

  • Located in Paul Street, EC2A 4NE
  • Spotlight registered
  • The company was incorporated in October 2017
  • “a focus on representing new & emerging talent for stage & screen”
  • Active Twitter feed @lukegellmgmt
  • Representation page shows the email address for applications - no post submissions accepted
  • Include your CV, a headshot, and (if you have one) showreel
Location: London, UK

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