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The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) is world renowned as a leading provider of university level creative and performing arts training with a portfolio of ambitious and popular courses. LIPA’s pioneering approach to learning is project based. This highly practical method is underpinned by collaboration, industry links and ...
The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) is a world-leading provider of university-level performing and creative arts training. An international community of creatives, performers, technicians, film-makers and business people who learn by working together on fully realised productions and projects.
International Students. By joining LIPA, you will be training with a diverse mix of people from different backgrounds, faiths, nationalities, and ages, all working together to make performance possible. International students choose us because of our global reputation, world-class facilities, specialist courses and the supportive and friendly ...
Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts Overview. The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts is recognised and ranked among the leading specialist institutions in the UK for degree courses in Acting, Community Drama, Dance, Music Theatre and Entertainment Management, Music, Sound Technology, Theatre and Performance Design and Theatre and Performance Technology.
The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts was co-founded by Sir Paul McCartney and Mark Featherstone-Witty (who helped set up The Brit School) who were introduced to each other by George Martin, a mutual friend. LIPA welcomed its first intake of students in 1996.
Foundation Acting (Musical Theatre) This course is still open to new applications, even though the UCAS deadline has passed. Our course is aimed at people, who are passionate about a career in musical theatre but are not quite ready for a Conservatoire-level degree course. It’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in rigorous musical theatre ...
Below you will find our Admissions Policy for 2024 entry, and our Admissions Appeals and Complaints Form. These cover our Higher Education programmes. Our purpose is to provide learning for people who want lasting work in the arts and entertainment economy. We admit applicants fairly and transparently with a range of qualifications and experience.
