Welcome to the online home of Out Loud Chorus!
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Time: Friday and Saturday, May 18 and 19, at 8 pm
Place: The Michigan League Bldg, Koessler Room, 911 N University on the U of M
campus in Ann Arbor (48104) (Please note: this is a change from the
planned venue)
Admission: $13 in advance, $16 at the door ($10 students, seniors & people who
are unemployed)
Tickets: online at olconline.org (see below) or from chorus members.
Come Rock Along with OLC! We'll have music by Michigan artists such as Verve Pipe, Bob Seger, Madonna, Del Shannon, various Motown artists and classic songs about Michigan such as "I've Got a Gal in Kalamazoo" and the "Michigan Rag."
TICKETS: We're getting close to being sold out. Please send us an email with the quantity of tickets you need and for which performance. We'll reply on Thurs. 5/17 with confirmation of your order. Send your email to OutLoudChorus@gmail.com .
Out Loud Chorus is a non-auditioned, community chorus. Most of our members identify as 
lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered, but there is no test and we are open to all who consider themselves allies of the LGBT community. Really it is all about having fun and working hard together to make good music and put on a great show. And our practice CD's and sectional rehearsals help with learning the notes for those who don't read music.
Come check us out! See if we're the right group for you. You can come to New Member nights with no commitment to the group. We're sure that once you meet us, you'll want to stick around for all the fun and the music.
If you need more information or if you have questions, feel free to email us at OutLoudChorus@gmail.com we will be happy to answer your questions.
If you are here looking for information on an upcoming event, try this page.
Dan has an MA in Theater from Eastern Michigan University, BA in Music w/ minor in Theatre, University of Michigan-Flint. Currently an Adjunct Professor in Theatre at Mott Community College in Flint, Dan began his artistic career in the Flint area theatre and music scenes, playing in bands, teaching private lessons as well as directing and conducting musicals for various theatre groups. He spent a few years in New York acting, directing and playing music. He found his way back home to Michigan for graduate school and continued working as a director, musical director, actor as well as teaching workshops in various aspects of theatrical performance. His Masters Thesis culminated in the creation of Flint City Theatre, which he has helmed for a little over a decade. Gerics also has a passion for the art of stage combat, having studied with Joe Daly in New York. He currently lives in Flint with his wife and daughter.
