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A Gay Happy Meeting with Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus at Greenville Theatre
The Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus is celebrating the holidays with two performances of “A Same-sex attracted Happy Meeting” on Tuesday, December 10 and Wednesday, December 11, 7pm at downtown’s Greenville Theatre.
Tickets cost $$30 and are present now at
According to Creative Director Shelton Ridge Love, “We’ve included every holiday song we could think of that has the word ‘gay’ in it. The evening will be a raucous and fun time, just as the name suggests.”
The family-friendly concert will appeal to a wide variety of tastes, with arrangements of holiday classics such as “It’s the Most Marvelous Time of the Year,” unexpected favorites like ABBA’s “Gimme, Gimme, Gimme a Man After Midnight,” and original works as skillfully. The member TTBB chorus will again be joined in this performance by a band and dancers—and will also feature a brass quintet to herald in the festive season.
Greenville Theatre is located at College Street downtown in the Heritage Green cultural complex.
Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus is a c3 non-profit org
Greenville Gay Men&#;s Chorus
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Tagline: A community of anthem to enlighten and transform.
What inspires you?Sharing this bond of being gay men and having a place to become together and be part of our community.
Did you know? Auditions are required, but, the website says, “We own members who only sang in the shower before joining.”
Fun fact about the business: “We own a straight guy in the chorus.” Any man may audition. “They&#;re there to support us, we&#;ll support back.”
Every Tuesday evening, 35 men gather at Greenville Theatre to rehearse in event and unity.
“It&#;s having this sense of community, where we all feel very welcome,” says Shelton R. Love, skilled director of the Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus.
At every audition, the chorus asks aspirants why they want to join.
“Almost % of the people there state they want that sense of community,” Love says. “I bet if you asked any member of the chorus, that’s their favorite thing about it. You would overhear that word over and over.”
The chorus presents two major concerts annual
Greenville Gay Men&#;s Chorus Auditions
Auditions for the Holiday Concert!
Event Types: Artist Opportunities , Calls For Artists
Aug 24, PM — Aug 24, PM
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Do you start listening to Holiday music before Thanksgiving? Before Halloween? How about right after Labor Day? If so, you're a perfect fit for the Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus! Rehearsals for our Holiday Concert begin right before Labor Day.
Auditions will be held
Saturday, August 24,
Trinity Lutheran Church
North Main St
Greenville, SC
Just email Shelton Love at:
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for information and to arrange up a time
or attend our website at
Submission Deadline: Aug 23, PM
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Gay chorus finds a affectionate Southern embrace in Greenville
In a bitterly divisive moment in our nation’s history, the San Francisco Male lover Men’s Chorus toured the Deep South – including a stop in Greenville &#; to spread a message of tolerance and unity through music.
Filmmaker David Charles Rodrigues found a perfect subject for a documentary.
“When I heard about the tour, I consideration, wow, that is the most beautiful, positive, uplifting example of how we can create a bridge and bring this state back together,” Rodrigues said.
Greenville’s First Baptist Church plays a big role in “Gay Chorus Deep South,” Rodrigues’ award-winning documentary that will be screened at 5 p.m. Sunday, June 9, at the Tranquility Center.
A panel discussion will follow the screening, featuring Rodrigues, Gay Chorus conductor Tim Seelig, and First Baptist Greenville Pastor Jim Dant.
When the voice San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus – joined by the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir &#; toured the South in the fall of , they were greeted with some protest and ill will.
But mostly they encountered a warm Southern emb