Seattle Men’s Chorus and McCaw Hall will have you “Falling in Love Again” as they examine gay life before and after the rise of Hitler.

The Holocaust Center brings this unique opportunity to Seattle to educate our community by using the lessons of the past. The Center challenges individuals to confront hatred, prejudice and indifference in our world. The exhibit will highlight the lives of men whose life experiences serve to teach us about the dangers of intolerance.

To make things even more enticing, on April 2nd and 3rd inside the McCaw Hall will be a Seattle Men’s Chorus concert. This concert, “Falling in Love Again“ features the talents of Morgan Smith (Baritone), Nick Garrison (Actor), David Pichette (Actor) and the Spectrum Dance Theater. This is going to be a richly varied concert that will be using music to powerfully highlight the lives of gay men in Germany (before and during the Nazi era). Act One will feature entertaining music by Kurt Weill, Kander and Ebb (Cabaret) and songs that iconic actress and singer Marlene Dietrich made popular. After intermission, you’ll be woo’ed by Jake Heggie’s For a Look or a Touch. This piece stars baritone Morgan Smith and is staged by Intiman Theatre’s Andrew Russell. You can pre-order your tickets on the Seattle Men’s Chorus website or by clicking here.