The Performers
Actually Gay Men’s Chorus
Set up in 2005 as the ‘Brighton & Hove (actually) Gay Men’s Chorus with the specific aim of providing a place where gay men could socialise, have fun, develop their vocal skills in a unique environment, and perform to the public while raising money for charity.
Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus
First established in 2005, BrightonGMC now has around 90 members and stages at least three main shows a year, usually during the Fringe Festival, Brighton Pride and at Christmas. The Chorus is proud to once again be producing this year’s World Aids Day Concert.
The Rainbow Chorus
Based in Brighton & Hove, The Rainbow Chorus is the South’s only non-audition LGBT choir, celebrating diversity through music. Inspired by our talented MD, Aneesa Chaudhry, we have a great time singing and performing a wide range of musical genres to a high standard. We welcome new members.
Resound Male Voices
Resound Male Voices is a male voice ensemble that performs a diverse repertoire and aspires to present audiences with quirky, witty and humorous performances. Resound Male Voices is a vibrant choir that works to develop themselves vocally – both as individuals and as a group.
Qukulele
Brighton-based Qukulele love performing any song that makes people happy, especially if they can mash it up into another! Layered harmonies, ukulele pluckin’ and strummin’ are delivered from a sea of Hawaiian shirts! “Qukulele, the ukulele band who bring a smile to everyone’s face.”
The Charity
Lunch Positive
All performers give their time free of charge, and all profit from the sale of tickets, as well as a bucket collection on the night, will be donated to Lunch Positive, a welcoming, friendly and informal lunch club every Friday afternoon.
Based in central Brighton, they are open to anyone living with or affected by HIV in Brighton & Hove, East and West Sussex. The lunch club is a safe and supportive space for people living with or affected by HIV to get together and share an enjoyable healthy meal. People can join the lunch club through referral or self referral, and ways to do this are explained on their website.
* 2019’s concert raised over £3,100 on the night.
The Venue
Church of St. Mary The Virgin
This year’s World AIDS Day Concert will once again be held in the beautiful Church of St. Mary The Virgin in St. James St, Kemptown – just a short 2 minute walk from the Aids Memorial.
Details:
Thursday 1st December 2022
Doors open 7.00pm, concert starts at 7.30.
The concert is timed to begin after the Vigil and the Reading of the Names at 6pm at the Aids Memorial.
Buy Tickets
Tickets are just £12, on sale from Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus’ own ticketing website – no fees!
All major credit and debit cards are accepted.
If you wish to pay by cash then tickets will be available from Prowler on St. James Street.
Please note that capacity is strictly limited, and we expect tickets to sell out in advance so, to avoid disappointment, please book early.