Actually Gay Women’s Chorus support training for anti LGBT bullying in schools
Actually Gay Women’s Chorus will perform their new production Pride! (In the Name of Love) celebrating Freedom, Pride and Love on July 31. The show will start off the celebrations to Brighton Pride with music ranging from the huge harmonic realm of Beethoven to the Power of Pink, from the magic of D
Actually Gay Women’s Chorus will perform their new production Pride! (In the Name of Love) celebrating Freedom, Pride and Love on July 31.
The show will start off the celebrations to Brighton Pride with music ranging from the huge harmonic realm of Beethoven to the Power of Pink, from the magic of Disney to the electricity of David Guetta.
Conducted by Dee Ruddock and hosted by comedienne Julie Jepson the performance promises to be a joyful journey In The Name of Love.
This year Actually Gay Women’s Chorus will be raising money for Inclusion For All (IFA), an award winning training strategy working across the UK, to prevent homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying in schools.
IFA founder and anti LGBT bullying champion Shaun Dellenty, said: “The funds being raised by Actually will enable IFA to provide vital teacher training across the UK.”
What: Pride! (In the name of love)
Where: St Andrew’s Church, Waterloo Street, Hove
When: Thursday, July 31
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £8
To book tickets, CLICK HERE: also available from The Bulldog , St James Street, Brighton and The Iron Duke, Waterloo Street, Hove.
For further information regarding Inclusion For All, CLICK HERE:
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