The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) is a performing arts higher education institution in Liverpool, founded by Paul McCartney. It offers university-level training in acting, musical theatre, dance, design and technology, filmmaking, management, music and sound technology.
Theatre production by the George Harrison Workshop Studio that reimagines the 15th-century morality play Everyman for a contemporary audience.
Fast-paced musical dance revue mixing musical theatre favourites and pop anthems performed with a live band by LIPA dance students.
A cabaret night of performances from favourite Disney films, held at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts as a fundraiser for Sunlight Childrens Services.
Third-year acting students at LIPA stage the musical play 'Our House', built around the music of Madness.
Musical theatre show by third-year Acting (Musical Theatre) students at LIPA, set in 1940s Hollywood.
Immersive exhibition of installations and miniature sets by first-year Theatre & Performance Design and Theatre & Production Technology students at LIPA.
Amateur production by LIPA acting students of Jez Butterworth's play about the Webb sisters returning to their family home in Blackpool in 1976.
