WELCOME TO MRLIPP.COM
My Virtual Home on the Internet
I
am a longtime resident of Jacksonville, Florida, but this
Yankee-at-heart originally hails from Connecticut. I now split my
time between my "real" job as a high school Math and Science teacher at
the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and my passion for music and
theater. You can learn more about my teaching career and my
school on the "TEACH" page by using the
navigation bar located on the right side of your screen. And if
you’d like to read more about me and my life history, you can
check out a brief personal biography on the "ABOUT" page.Most of my free time is spent directing and performing in community theater projects and with local musical groups. I have had a passion for music and theater for as long as I can remember. If you would like to see a résumé of my theater work in and around the Jacksonville area, just click on the "PERFORM" button in the navigation bar. I’m also a musical theatre fanatic (particularly the works of Stephen Sondheim) and you can check out lists of all my favorite shows, songs, films, and plays on the "PICKS" page.
As you’ve probably guessed, I’m more than a little bit of a computer geek and feel right at home on the Internet. If you need to contact me for any reason, the quickest way is probably via email. My address is: mrlipp@mrlipp.com. I will get back to you as soon as I can – if I’m at home or at school, I’m never too far from a computer! ;-)
Well … I hope you enjoy your visit to my "virtual" home. Check back often, because as with all things on the Internet, I will be updating the site periodically with any changes in my personal, performance, or professional life. Thanks for stopping by!
Michael
P.S. Thanks to my brother, Chris, for his great site design! Be sure to visit his web design biz … The Waddling Tuxedo!
One
difference between poetry and lyrics is that
lyrics sort of fade into the background.
They fade on the page and live on the stage when set to music.
~Stephen Sondheim~
They fade on the page and live on the stage when set to music.
~Stephen Sondheim~




