As 2025 draws to a close, Harrogate Theatre Choir reflects on an extraordinary year of musical celebration and extends a huge thank you to the fans and friends who have supported their Anniversary Year. Read all about it here – and also be one of the first to hear about their EXCITING new production for 2026!
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Author: Geraldine Shaw
Wetherby Concert raises £400 for Martin House Children’s Hospice
Our recent performance at Wetherby Town Hall was a resounding sell-out success, attracting a full house for our afternoon concert. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who bought tickets, and who contributed so generously for their interval tea and home-made cakes! We were thrilled to be able to present a cheque for £400 to Martin House Children’s Hospice.
Anniversary Concert raises £850 for Harrogate Homeless Project
In celebration of a 15 year love affair with Musical Theatre, Harrogate Theatre Choir recently marked this anniversary with a sell-out concert at The Crown Hotel. The concert raised £850 for Harrogate Homeless Project.
Celebrating our 15 year love affair with musicals
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration as Harrogate Theatre Choir marks a remarkable milestone—our 15th Anniversary! We have an exciting line up of performances planned this year to commemorate our birthday year.
Harrogate Theatre Choir raises over £300 for Otley Community Larder
The Harrogate Theatre Choir successfully performed their ‘SOUND OF MUSICALS’ concert at Otley Courthouse, raising over £300 for local charities. The choir donated £200 to Otley Community Larder, supporting its aim to reduce food waste. This year, the choir has raised around £1000 for various meaningful local causes.
Welcome to our new Treasurer
We are delighted to announce that Beth Sowray has recently been elected to the important role of Treasurer. This follows the decision of our previous Treasurer, and one of HTC’s founding members, Allison Richardson, to put away her abacus after 14 years in the role and just enjoy the singing! We asked Beth to tell […]