June 21 @ 7:00 pm - 10:30 pm
This is shaping up to be THE concert of the Summer, hosted as it is in the main Nave of Gloucester Cathedral with the prestigious Dursley Male Voice Choir and The Stuart Singers (both of whom are no strangers to singing in the Cathedral) along with Guest Soloist, the famous opera singer Mark Llewelyn Evans
Being held on Mid-Summer’s Day we are hoping that if the sun shines on us, then guests will not only be able to explore the famous Cloisters (used as Hogwarts Corridors in the Harry Potter movies) but also take advantage of the longest summer’s evening by taking your drinks into the Garth (the pretty enclosed courtyard garden lined on four sides by the cloisters).
Early Bird Tickets are on sale now for just £20 and go up to £25 on the 1st of May 2025.
Please DO NOT feel obliged to give an additional donation you can amend that mount down to Zero on the booking form.
There is a FREE drink in the intermission served in the Cloisters (Red wine, white wine, soft drink or water) so if you’d like to make an additional donation when buying your ticket then please do and it will be very gratefully received or, if you qualify for Gift Aid, then please feel free to make your donation here so that we can claim gift aid on your donation as well (Every penny helps!)
In the meantime enjoy listening to DMVC here at ne of the many concerts they give across Gloucestershire and wider afield:
and take a look at The Stuart Singers
in Concert below too @ Christmas
We are privileged to be joined by Mark Llewelyn Evans is a renowned baritone, performer, and educator whose career spans over 25 years across opera, theatre, film, and literature. Trained at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and The National Opera Studio, he has graced the world’s most prestigious stages, from the Royal Albert Hall to the Wales Millennium Stadium. His powerful voice and charismatic storytelling have made him a sought-after artist, whether performing in Don Giovanni for English National Opera, starring in Save the Cinema (Sky Cinema), or sharing the stage with legends like Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Rob Brydon, and Sir Bryn Terfel. His versatility extends beyond the stage, with chart-topping albums and a passion for education, bringing music to life for children and adults alike.
As the author of The Academy of Barmy Composers—published in English, Welsh, and Chinese—Mark combines humour, history, and music to engage young readers worldwide. He is the CEO and creative director of ABC – ANY BODY CAN, a pioneering program making classical music accessible through workshops, performances, and books. A passionate educator, he lectures at University of Wales Trinity Saint David and presents internationally, from BBC Radio Wales to the Duke of Edinburgh’s World Fellowship Awards.
His impact extends to social causes, serving as a Celebrity Ambassador for Sarcoma UK and producing large-scale charity projects like Sing Together / Pawb i Ganu’n, which united 12,000 children across Wales. With a deep commitment to music, education, and social change, Mark continues to inspire audiences worldwide.
