Gay Men’s Chorus of LA to present “God Save the Queen(s) – A Not So Proper British Invasion”

Okay, my calendar is marked because this sounds cool.

The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles always puts on first-rate productions and I am particularly excited about their upcoming show God Save the Queen(s) – A Not So Proper British Invasion.

British culture will invade the Saban Theatre during the second show of the Chorus’s 35th season, on Saturday March 29, 2014 at 8 p.m. and Sunday March 30, 2014 at 3 p.m.

The show is a fun journey from the 1960s all the way through today basking in the heyday of rock-and-roll classics like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Queen and David Bowie, along with modern one-name wonders like Adele, Seal, Elton John and Sade.

The show will also feature tributes to James Bond and Monty Python, and contemporary songs by Imogen Heap, Radiohead, Florence and the Machine, and the Spice Girls.

What makes these shows all the more special is each GMCLA concert is also a celebration of LGBT pride and culture.

‘We’re gearing up for one of our most highly-anticipated shows ever,’ says Chris Verdugo, executive director of GMCLA. ‘God Save the Queen(s) is going to be a non-stop series of high-energy performances that are sure to get the audience dancing in the aisles. We’re carrying on a tradition that is both important and fun.’

To order tickets for God Save the Queen(s) or for more information on Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles go to www.gmcla.org.