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Brighton & Hove (actually) Gay Men's Chorus"It's great fun learning to sing together, performing and all the socialising that also goes with it.
We've perfromed in our own Concerts as well as more recently being priveleged to sing at Civil Partnerships, Birthday Celebrations and not forgetting the amazing Golden Handbag Awards which raised some fantastic money towards the permanent Aids Memorial in this City of Brighton and Hove.
We're back home now in St Andrews Church, Waterloo Street on a Monday night and, as Vivian said, you don't have to be a Pavarotti but if you enjoy singing, working as part of a team and lots of Parties why not come along and join.
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FTPA is 3!
| title | FTPA is 3! |
| F*ck The Pain Away | |
| venue | Ghetto Brighton (formerly Candy Bar) |
| review date | Saturday, 30 September 2006 |
| photos & words by | Daniel Regan |
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It was just three short years ago when DJs W*nker and A-dam spawned the wondrous homoelectro night that is F*ck The Pain Away (or FTPA, for the cool kids). Something a little more alternative to your bubble gum pop and trashy house...
Beginning at Storm and now continuing at the plush, cosy Candy Bar, FTPA has played host to hot acts on the electro scene, growing from strength to strength.
With an ever expanding fan base, and always a sea of new faces at each night, it seems that FTPA will be keeping up that stamina for a long time coming...
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