Brian Butler is blown away by two Brighton choirs
Brian Butler is blown away by two Brighton choirs
Brian Butler finds laughs, love and remembrance in the annual concert
Brian Butler previews Brighton’s Queer choir Christmas concerts
As part of the events to commemorate World AIDS Day on Thursday, December 1, Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ+ choirs invite you to join them and the local community for a concert that is being staged to raise funds for local HIV charity Lunch Positive.
Two of the Brighton’s most respected choirs – Resound and Rebelles – will join forces on Friday, December 9 and Saturday, December 10 for a concert designed to lift the soul of those battling through a tough winter.
From choral singing to panto, Brian Butler searches for seasonal entertainment this wonderful wintertime and the December delights of 2021
Stefan Holmstrom, musical director for both the Resound and Rebelles choirs , challenges his singers and audiences with new, exciting and unusual offerings at every concert and their Christmas offering is no exception.
Brian Butler does a round-up of what’s on offer this Christmas from Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ+ choirs and finds joy unbounded all round.
Imagine being sacked from your job or prevented from renting a flat simply because of your sexual orientation or gender identity. As there’s no national law in the USA preventing this kind of discrimination, it happens all the time.
As Brighton gears up to celebrate Pride, a new group called ‘With Love From Brighton’ is planning an event to raise funds and awareness for Parkersburg Pride, a grassroots LGBTQ organisation in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA, that formed after the local city council voted down protections for LGBTQ people in employment and housing.
