Latest Press Release: Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus receives messages of support from Anneka Rice, Duffy and Beverley Knight 04/05/2012
Brighton Festival Fringe 2011
Pull A Cracker 2011
Last Choir Standing 2008
Pull A Cracker 2011
Pull A Cracker 2011 Publicity
Pull A Cracker 2011 – 1,200th Ticket Sold
Mark & Pierre’s Civil Partnership
Jamboree 2011
Last Choir Standing 2008
World AIDS Day Concert 2011
Pull A Cracker 2011
Pride Float 2010
Hurst Festival 2010
Brighton Fringe Festival 2012 Shows

What is it about a song that cries out to your inner diva? Come join us on Friday 4th and Saturday 5th May in our search for the ultimate gay song at our Brighton Fringe Festival show entitled Guilty Treasures at St Nicholas’ Church, Dyke Road, Brighton.
Final total of £5,143.66 raised for the Sussex Beacon at Brighton Dome
Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus packed out The Brighton Dome with our pre-Christmas concert ‘Pull A Cracker’ last December. The majestic voices of the Chorus, together with host Zoe Lyons, with guests Lorraine Bowen, Jodie Spencer and, of course, special guest star June Brown, joined together to create a spectacular and joyous evening.
Pull A Cracker 2011 Photos and Reviews
Sunday 11th December 2011 saw Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus take to the stage of the Brighton Dome Concert Hall for our biggest show to date. We were joined on stage by the award winning comedienne Zoe Lyons, cabaret artiste Lorraine Bowen and talented vocalist Jodie Spencer, not forgetting our very special guest, June Brown, star of stage, screen and television, and best-known for her role as Dot in BBC1′s EastEnders.
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Singing... Socialising... Supporting... for members of Brighton Gay Men's Chorus, singing is just the start!
The Chorus has increased my confidence and has given me the incentive to overcome my M.E.
Graham P
I found a new way of gay life without trying to pull or be pulled.
Sadao U.
It’s lovely to just come along and sing casually with fantastic friends and then have a pint or two after rehearsals.
Sadao U.
The Chorus is more than just singing, it gave me the strength to tell my parents.
Rob M.
Singing with the Chorus has given me the confidence to believe that anything is possible!
Tony B.
The Chorus has given me a sense of community and opened up a whole new social network of friends.
Thomas A.
After a family tragedy, the support from my friends in the Chorus lifted me up very quickly.
Thomas A.
After years of dull piano lessons as a child, I’m now arranging music for the Chorus to sing… I’ve rediscovered my love for music!
Peter A.
Support us
Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus survives through the generosity of others. If you would like to be a part of our success and don’t want to join us as a singing member, then why not become a Friend (through a small donation) or help us out at shows and events by becoming an Angel.
If you are a commercial organisation, how about becoming a Sponsor? We can offer you a lot in terms of visibility within the Brighton community and beyond!