Revolting Rhymes – Family Concert
The Stoller HallThe forest: strange, eerie, mysterious, magnificent. A place of magic and surprise where nothing is quite what it seems. ...
Fresh from their European tour, The Sunday Boys – Manchester’s low voiced LGBTQ+ choir are proud to present Queer British Voices, a journey across the many musical genres the UK has to offer.
Featuring music by Sigala/MNEK, Self Esteem, Rina Sawayama as well as a World premiere from Fraz Ireland and Ella Otomewo, this concert will show off a mix of contemporary classical, musical theatre and pop artists from here in the UK and across the globe.
The event will also feature readings by Ella Otomewo, Andrew McMillan and Rachel Mann.
6pm – Pre-concert talk
‘When queer words meet queer voices: a discussion on poetry in choral song’. A discussion with writers Ella Otomewo, Andrew McMillan and Rachel Mann will take place in The Stoller Hall for all ticket-holders, chaired by composer Anna Appleby.
6.45pm – Pre-concert performance
Blackpool’s LGBTQ+ Community choir Electric Pink Voices will perform in the atrium.
Queer British Voices is supported by public funds from Arts Council England.
Anna APPLEBY - 1967 in the Red House
Finn ANDERSON - Distant Dream
Dominie HOOPER - The Quietening
Michael BETTERIDGE - The Sunday Boys
Eamonn O'DWYER - This Song
Colm MOLLOY - Where we are
Hugh SHEEHAN - Poissons Troubles (UK Premiere)
Oliver SIM- Hideous
Sigala/MNEK- Radio
Rina SAWAYAMA - This Hell
Self Esteem - Prioritise Pleasure
Plus a new work (world premiere) by Fraz Ireland (composer) and Ella Otomewo (writer)
Fresh from their European tour, The Sunday Boys – Manchester’s low voiced LGBTQ+ choir are proud to present Queer British Voices, a journey across the many musical genres the UK has to offer.
Featuring music by Sigala/MNEK, Self Esteem, Rina Sawayama as well as a World premiere from Fraz Ireland and Ella Otomewo, this concert will show off a mix of contemporary classical, musical theatre and pop artists from here in the UK and across the globe.
The event will also feature readings by Ella Otomewo, Andrew McMillan and Rachel Mann.
6pm – Pre-concert talk
‘When queer words meet queer voices: a discussion on poetry in choral song’. A discussion with writers Ella Otomewo, Andrew McMillan and Rachel Mann will take place in The Stoller Hall for all ticket-holders, chaired by composer Anna Appleby.
6.45pm – Pre-concert performance
Blackpool’s LGBTQ+ Community choir Electric Pink Voices will perform in the atrium.
Queer British Voices is supported by public funds from Arts Council England.
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