The lockdown and restrictions were especially hard on the chorus. Many members of the 40 strong chorus see it as an 'integral' part of caring for themselves and promoting their own, and others', mental wellbeing. This initiative became even more important after the choir was forced into a performing hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Having been away from performing for so long, the idea behind the choir's return has been centered around inclusion, bringing the LGBT+ community together and celebrating lives and stories through their songs. Read More: First look inside Gareth Bale's new Cardiff city centre mini-golf bar Par 59 They have grown from a small group of like-minded singers to an internationally recognised award-winning choir, and a loved and respective part of South Wales' LGBT+ community. The chorus has been together since 2008 and has undergone significant transformation and change over that time. The Chorus will be heading to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama on April 2, presenting their much-awaited comeback performance 'Together Again'.
The South Wales Gay Men's Chorus is finally set to return to the stage after over two years away due to the Pandemic.
