Brian Butler talks to Samuel Cousins, musical director of Actually Gay Men’s Chorus
REVIEW: Actually Gay Men’s Chorus
Brian Butler welcomes back a great Brighton and Hove Queer choir and enjoys their triumphant concert at St Marys Kemptown
FEATURE: New Government regulations hit Brighton’s LGBTQ+ choirs
Brian Butler hears all-round condemnation of new ban on amateur singing
REVIEW: Actually Gay Men’s Chorus
Brian Butler gets into the spirit of Christmas with a stunning live concert in Kemptown
PREVIEW: Two LGBTQ+ choirs bring Christmas cheer
Brian Butler previews some queer choir news to bring us all cheer
Actually Gay Men’s Chorus sing tomorrow at Bears Garden Party
With just a week before the curtain rises on Actually Gay Men’s Chorus’ production Showstoppers!, the chorus are hard at work rehearsing lines and preparing for the coming show with a programme that promises to keep you on the edge of your seats and wanting more!
Actually GMC raise £3142.83 for HIV charity
Samuel Cousins, Musical Director at Actually CIC, and members of Actually Gay Men’s Chorus receive a certificate of appreciation from Bill Puddicombe of The Sussex Beacon.
REVIEW: Actually Gay Men’s Chorus at St Andrew’s Church
I can’t think of a better way to have spent my birthday other than attending The Actually Gay Men’s Chorus Christmas Concert, It’s Actually Christmas at St Andrews Church, Hove on Saturday, December 22 alongside the Deputy Lieutenant Hugh Burnett, Cllr Dee Simpson Mayor of Brighton and Hove and a church packed to the seams eager to hear the Christmas concert – the Star on the top of the proverbial tree of concerts in 2018.
‘True Colours’ – Actually GMC sing for Sussex Beacon
Forty years ago, Harvey Milk, the first openly gay person to hold office in any US city, campaigned for a positive image of hope for young gay people. Gilbert Baker rose to the challenge, creating the Pride Flag we recognise today, the original of which still flies over The Castro in San Francisco.
REVIEW: Let it snow – Actually Gay Men’s Chorus
The marvellous fact about LGBT+ choirs in Brighton and Hove, is that they are all unique and bring special elements of their own to each of their concerts. Some are community based, some are theatrical, others are mixed sex, gospel based, pop influenced or just simply people coming together to enjoy the physical and emotional joy of singing.
