Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus

The Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus works as hard as anyone in the world to put on the best show possible. It is a never miss.
The next paragraphs will describe a little of the Spring 2014 performance; just to clarify my opening statement: I would like to stress that every performance is sum total work of well over two hundred people’s hearts and souls and you will always leave singing, smiling and «hand-​in-​hand» with your neighbor.
The Spring 2014 show was dedicated to the life of Harvey Milk.
The first act was just as described by Dr. Ben Riggs (Artistic Director TCGMC) inspiring (Dr. Riggs promised the entire first act to be inspired by the life of Harvey Milk). Great classic songs and a world première performance of The Traveler (music and lyrics by Michael Shaieb), the Chorus was joined by Minnesota Boychoir who were exceptional. «Outloud!» did a nice piece as well.
The Second Act of the Spring 2014 show was the (upper Midwest) debut of «I Am Harvey Milk» celebrating the life of the first openly gay man elected to a public office in the U.S. in 1978. Andrew Lippa’s original score comprised the the entire second act. Quinn Morrissey (MN Boychoir) portraying young Harvey and Nathan Croner (TCGMC) as adult Harvey both delivered outstanding performances. The songs were flawlessly performed. The orchestra onstage in front of the choir was the only glaring weakness of the production.