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About Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. Founded in 1996 by musician Paul McCartney and Mark Featherstone-Witty, Liverpool Institution of Performing Arts, is a renowned institution of higher learning offering a wide range of courses ranging from acting, dance to music technology. It is popularly referred to as LIPA.
When you are ready to apply, the Apply Now page on the relevant course page will guide you through the process. The initial application, done through UCAS and/or our online portal is just the first step. Once we’ve received and reviewed your application, we may invite you to an audition or interview. Again, the Apply Now pages of the relevant ...
Our Story. Policy. Based on the site of the Liverpool Institute for Boys, the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts opened its doors to its first intake of students in 1996. Its conception dates back to 1991, when Mark Featherstone-Witty - who helped set up The Brit School – started formulating plans for his next project, a university level ...
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 ...
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.
We are one of the few training institutions in the world to offer making performance possible courses alongside all aspects of performance, enabling our students to gain diverse experience during training. Some 76% of those working in the creative and performing arts are self-employed, so it's likely you'll fall into this category at some point.
She is a Member of the AMA (Arts Marketing Association), a Member of the CIPR (Chartered Institute of Public Relations) and Chair of St Helens Cultural Hubs NPO Advisory Board. She was previously Co-Chair of Wirral Visitor Economy Board, a LEP (Liverpool Enterprise Partnership) Visitor Economy Board Member, and on the Steering Group for the Wirral Council Visitor Economy Strategy.
