Harrogate Theatre Choir has announced one of the final performances of their HTC15 The Musicals concert series, as they begin to wrap up their truly memorable 15th anniversary celebrations.
This milestone has been marked with a series of successful performances in various towns and villages across Yorkshire, each aimed at supporting a local charity and bringing joy to audiences through a shared love of musical theatre.
The concert series kicked off with a triumphant opening night in Harrogate back in March, where the choir managed to raise an impressive £800 for the Harrogate Homeless Project. Following this, the choir revisited one of their favourite venues, Masham Town Hall, a well-known music and arts hub, where they generated £250 in support of the Mashamshire Community Hub.
Now, the choir is gearing up for their next spectacular performance at Wetherby Town Hall. The Sunday afternoon concert will showcase a stunning repertoire from some of their favourite shows, featuring dazzling medleys from Evita, Phantom of the Opera, Sweeney Todd and, of course, Les Misérables—and that’s just a taster of what’s to come!
This concert promises to be a memorable and entertaining event and is in support of Martin House Children’s Hospice. This wonderful charity based in Boston Spa aims to provide family led care for children with life-shortening conditions. It’s a place where children, young people and their families can come to stay from time to time along their journey and find support, rest and practical help.
The choir’s dedication to supporting charities within the local areas of their performances has been a cornerstone of their 2025 agenda.
Chairman of Harrogate Theatre Choir, Andrew Forsyth, said:
As we continue to celebrate our 15th anniversary, it is heartwarming to see the impact our music has had on our audiences and the support we have been able to provide to local charities.
We are deeply grateful for the participation of our audiences and the dedication of our choir members in making this year a remarkable success.
Further details of the Wetherby concert can be found at the Choir’s official website: https://harrogatetheatrechoir.co.uk/events
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