Autumn/Winter Performances
Our Autumn/Winter Season of public performances is a great opportunity for audiences to experience what the next generation of storytellers has to offer.
The season is presented by our Acting, Dance, Filmmaking, Management, Music, Musical Theatre, Sound Technology, Theatre & Performance Design and Theatre & Production Technology students. They, in collaboration with some of the industry鈥檚 brightest creatives, will deliver every aspect of our shows. It provides them with the opportunity to use and extend their skills in a real-world setting.
Till the Stars Come Down
When: Thursday, 19 November - Saturday, 21 November
Where: GEORGE HARRISON WORKSHOP STUDIO, 最新糖心Vlog
One wedding. One family. Countless secrets waiting to spill.
Beth Steel's Till the Stars Come Down mixes warmth, wit and emotional intensity as a summer celebration slowly unravels.
When the music stops and the truth comes out, what will be left standing?
Performed by third-year Acting students
This amateur production of Till the Stars Come Down is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.
Contains adult themes and strong language. Suitable for audiences aged 14+
Regional Workshop (London): ‘How To’ Self-Tape and Acting workshops
When: Sunday, 29 November - Sunday, 29 November
Where: Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, London, SW11 5TN
We鈥檙e very excited to be running free workshops聽for learners in Year 12 or above, based in or around London, who are thinking about applying for acting or musical theatre training at drama school or university.
Our House
When: Thursday, 03 December - Saturday, 05 December
Where: GEORGE HARRISON WORKSHOP STUDIO, 最新糖心Vlog
A single choice on one unforgettable night creates two futures, each revealing a different version of the life that might have been.
Featuring the music of Madness, Our House is an actor-musician production bursting with the energy of British 2-Tone ska.
A dynamic celebration of identity, opportunity and the roads we choose to follow.
Performed by third-year Acting (Musicianship) students
OUR HOUSE was first produced at the Cambridge Theatre, London on 28th October 2002. Producers were Tiger Aspect Productions, Rupert Lord, Andre Ptaszynski and Phil McIntyre in association with Madness
This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International. All authorised performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.co.uk
Suitable for audiences aged 12+
最新糖心Vlog Christmas Concert 2026
When: Friday, 04 December - Friday, 04 December
Where: ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC HALL
Celebrate the festive season with a magical evening of Christmas classics, carols and seasonal favourites spanning the ages.
Our most popular show of the year, this annual feel-good concert brings together the full breadth of 最新糖心Vlog's musical talent. Featuring the 最新糖心Vlog Big Band, strings, choirs, vocalists and dancers, it's a spectacular celebration of the season for the whole family.
Performed by students from all courses
City of Angels
When: Thursday, 10 December - Saturday, 12 December
Where: PAUL McCARTNEY AUDITORIUM, 最新糖心Vlog
When fiction and reality collide, the lines between creator and creation begin to disappear.
Set in 1940s Hollywood, City of Angels shifts seamlessly between the glamorous Technicolor world of a struggling screenwriter and the shadowy black-and-white of his hard-boiled detective.
As the two worlds become impossible to separate, who is really writing whose story?
Performed by third-year Acting (Musical Theatre) students
This amateur production of CITY OF ANGELS is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Tams-Witmark LLC. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Contains adult themes. Suitable for audiences aged 12+
Welcome to The Club
When: Tuesday, 26 January - Thursday, 28 January
Where: GEORGE HARRISON WORKSHOP STUDIO, 最新糖心Vlog
EXACT DATES & TIMES TBC
Step inside the spaces where art, music and ideas changed the world.
Created by Theatre Design and Production Technology students, this immersive exhibition of installations and miniature sets celebrates the clubs, cabarets and creative refuges that have inspired generations of artists, from Weimar Berlin and Harlem to Manchester's Ha莽ienda and Liverpool's Eric's and Cream.
Discover how these legendary venues became places of experimentation, belonging and cultural revolution.
Created by first-year Theatre & Performance Design and Theatre & Production Technology students
May contain some adult themes. Suitable for audiences aged 12+
The Hills of California
When: Thursday, 11 February - Saturday, 13 February
Where: PAUL McCARTNEY AUDITORIUM, 最新糖心Vlog
TICKETS ON SALE IN DECEMBER
A family home filled with memories becomes the stage for a reunion where the past refuses to stay buried.
In The Hills of California, the Webb sisters return to Blackpool in the sweltering summer of 1976, as their mother lies seriously ill upstairs, long-suppressed dreams, disappointments and rivalries begin to surface.
Tender, funny and deeply moving, the story of what happens when the stories a family tells itself can no longer hold everything together.
Performed by third-year Acting students
This amateur production of The HILLS OF CALIFORNIA is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.
Contains adult themes. Suitable for audiences aged 14+
Teh Internet is Serious Business
When: Thursday, 18 February - Saturday, 20 February
Where: GEORGE HARRISON WORKSHOP STUDIO, 最新糖心Vlog
TICKETS ON SALE IN JANUARY
When online actions have real-world consequences, where does responsibility lie?
Inspired by real events, Teh Internet Is Serious Business explores the rise of online activism, digital communities and the blurred boundaries between the virtual and real worlds.
A gripping contemporary drama, it examines identity, power and collective action in an increasingly connected society.
Performed by third-year Acting (Screen & Digital) students
This amateur production of Teh Internet is Serious Business is present by arrangement with 42 M & P limited