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L I V E R P O O L T H E AT R E S C H O O L A N D C O L L E G EImage courtesy of Liverpool Theatre School and CollegeTelephone 0151 728 7800PrincipalMiss Norah Button & Miss Maxine EllisFax 0151 728 9582E-mail info@liverpooltheatreschool.co.ukCourse DirectorMr Adam DouglasWebsite www.liverpooltheatreschool.co.ukAdministratorMr Philip FleetAddress Liverpool Theatre School19 Aigburth Rd, Liverpool, L19 4JRPOLICYLTS aims to develop your potential and produceconfident independent performers. DaDa Awardplaces and LTS Scholarships are available totalented students. Students are registered withand follow the Trinity Level 6 Professional musicaltheatre diploma. Staff, visiting directors andchoreographers generate a professionalatmosphere; have a real understanding andknowledge of the performing industry that willhelp to ensure a long and successful career;The school’s historically strong ethos of supportingstudents actively encourages all, irrespectiveof cultural background, gender, race, sexuality,disability and family finances. Students performthree times a year culminating in 3 professionalperformances in the third year and 2 showcases,one in the North West and one in London.LOCATIONLTS is situated in the vibrant city of Liverpool.It can be accessed by frequent bus and trainroutes from the city centre. Most of thestudents live within walking distance of thestudios. The studios have wheelchair access.Major theatrical productions can regularly beseen at The Everyman, Playhouse and Unity38
Theatres, while major West End touringmusicals are hosted by the Liverpool Empire.VOCATIONAL COURSESOFFERED – PERFORMINGMusical Theatre-National Diploma inProfessional Musical Theatre (Three Year)This Trinity course is designed for thecomplete performer in the triple disciplinesof dance, drama and singing. The emphasisis on the overlapping of these skills ratherthan their isolation. Ballet and a variety ofJazz styles are the daily core dance activitiesas well as Tap and jazz partnering/Adagioon the weekly timetable.For appropriate body management youare assisted through diagnostics, bodyconditioning, pilates and nutrition sessions.Drama sessions develop your understanding,flexibility, technical skills and performancevia a range of acting styles- you will perform indrama pieces as well as musical theatre shows.Singing tuition includes weekly choralclasses, two timetabled one to one lessonson technique and repertoire, culminating in aPerformance Workshop. There are lessons inmusic theory, history of musical theatre andaudition technique. The aim is to producea technically competent performer, whois able to communicate with an audiencethrough characterisation and thedevelopment of emotion.Expert Teaching Staff, Guest Lecturers/Master classes and visiting Directors/Agents all ensure you continuously striveto meet your personal challenges. To helpyou maintain your high standards individualprogress is closely monitored, regulartutorials and assessments ensure youreceive continual feedback and support.LTS provides an intimate and friendlyatmosphere at the school and small classeswill encourage your creativity, confidenceand versatility.OTHER COURSES OFFEREDMusical Theatre – Foundation (One Year)The increasingly popular one year course forstudents of 16 years and over is an excellentpreparation for longer term training. Thefocus throughout the year will be on Dance,Drama and Singing, developing techniqueand ability. One to one technical singingforms a vital part of your year, complementingand enhancing your development.Dance Performers course (One Year)For students who wish to pursue a career asa professional dancer. You will receive experttuition in dance subjects plus tuition in singingto enhance your career possibilities. Theexperienced, professional staff and visitingguest performers will put you through yourpaces. The Performance workshops, Auditionworkshops and career preparation will forma vital part of your course.HOW TO APPLYVia Web-site, Prospectus, Open Day & Audition.Application forms are available via our website,telephone or post request. Entry to all coursesis by audition only. Applicants spend the wholeday at the audition providing extensiveopportunities to display their skills.RECOMMENDATION BY A GRADUATE“The skills, the confidence and the drive thatI have were all brought together at LTS andhave enabled me to successfully enter thiscareer. I am currently appearing as Rolf inThe Sound of Music.” Chris Barton39
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