At Home With The Sunday Boys
At Home With The Sunday Boys
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Description
Join The Sunday Boys as we take to the (digital) stage in this FREE special lockdown gig!
You just can’t keep a good choir down. The Sunday Boys may be temporarily confined to quarters, but we’ve been working hard on putting together this exciting, digital gig packed full of Sunday Boy classics. The gig will include a brand spanking new composition from our Artistic Director, Michael Betteridge, exploring the special friendships that can occur between women and gay men, with thoughtful and touching lyrics from Rebecca Hurst that were inspired through workshops between The Sunday Boys and Meraki choir. We’ll also be featuring a new lockdown arrangement of I Want to Break Free featuring soloists and instrumentals from within the choir. This gig is sure to offer plenty of feel good vibes!
Expect appearances from special guests as The Sunday Boys serenade you with all they have during this lockdown gig. So make a date with The Sunday Boys by joining us on the day on YouTube. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel!
Put your feet up, grab your favourite tipple and join The Sunday Boys as they embark on their first ever fully digital performance.
The Sunday Boys are an unauditioned, inclusive choir for gay men and their allies that rehearse on Sunday evenings. We sing the songs together that we love as individuals. We come together to sing, and in doing so we meet new people, build great friendships and deliver an exciting programme of gigs throughout the year.
Join the performance on our Youtube Page: youtube.com/thesundayboys
Register here to be reminded on the day and to recieve your free digital programme!
Organiser
The Sunday Boys was started by Michael Betteridge in January 2016 to give Manchester LGBTQ+ low voices in the city to socialise and learn to sing.
The Sunday Boys is open to any one that has a low voice and wants to sing in an inclusive and friendly environment.
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At Home With The Sunday Boys
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