We remembered lost friends at tonight’s World AIDS Day Service at St John the Baptist Church, Timberhill. We sang the Cyndi Lauper song True Colours and Gentle Angry People by Holly Near. Here we are afterwards with the Lord Mayor of Norwich Dr Kevin Maguire and Fr Richard Stanton.
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We were delighted to take part in the charity concert Kusiyana! tonight, alongside Anna Mudeka, the African Choir of Norfolk, Village Voices and the high school choirs of Norwich. All money raised will be used to buy reusable sanitary wear and to support the education of disadvantaged and vulnerable young women in Zimbabwe and Eastern…
Charlie and Andrew from the choir were some of the main organisers of events over the weekend to mark Transgender Day of Remembrance. We sang “Gentle Angry People” with he Common Lot to mark the closing of the conference on the Sunday.
We were so happy to perform on the Norwich Pride Main Stage with Grace Petrie! We sang backing vocals to her song “Pride”. Earlier in the day we performed in the Tracy Chapman Lounge singing “Glad to be Gay” with the Common Lot as well as “Over the Rainbow” to celebrate 100 years since Judy…
Oh the joy we had singing with Anna Mudeka and the African Choir of Norfolk at Mhandara Returns! tonight at St Peter Mancroft. The concert was to raise money to buy packs of reusable sanitary wear for young women in Zimbabwe so that they can attend school.
We were so delighted to have Anna Mudeka come to our rehearsals last week to practise our songs for the Mhandara Returns! concert at St Peter Mancroft Church on Wednesday 4th May. Organised by the Rotary Club of Norwich St Edmund, all money raised will go to end period poverty for schoolgirls and women in…
We will be singing at the annual World AIDS Day Service at St John’s on Timberhill on Wednesday 1st December 2021. It’s always an incredibly moving event. Everybody welcome.
We were so proud to perform at the Transgender Day of Remembrance Protest outside City Hall on Saturday 20th November which was organised by Charlie and Andrew. It was so lovely when people sang and clapped along to the songs. It was a hard-hitting and heart-warming event.
On 21st October we joined with millions of people around the world in wearing purple to show solidarity with young people bullied because of the sexuality and gender identity.
In solidarity with the Black Lives Matter demonstrations in Norwich today we worked together in our homes to create this little film. Thanks to Shelly Telly for the editing.