Glee to Perform Song Written for GMCLA's it gets better

Glee to Perform Song Written for GMCLA's it gets better

Cast of Glee to perform "More Friends Than You Know" on Thursday night's episode.

LOS ANGELES, April 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles (www.gmcla.org), whose mission is to transform hearts and minds through the power of music, is pleased to announce that the song "More Friends Than You Know" will be showcased on this Thursday night's episode of the Fox hit Glee. Written by Tony Award winner Jeff Marx and Grammy Award winner Merv Warren for GMCLA's it gets better show, the song will be performed by the Glee cast.

"We're thrilled and honored that this song, which is about taking a stand, being strong and overcoming adversity by knowing that you're loved, is part of our it gets better show and week-long residency program that tours the nation. Glee has been a champion for the underdog and the outcast, tackling tough issues including coming out and bullying. Having it showcased on Glee is an amazing honor," said Chris Verdugo, Executive Director of GMCLA.

The it gets better show, written and directed by Liesel Reinhart, is a collaboration between the GMCLA, Speak Theater Arts and the It Gets Better Project. it gets better is upbeat, exciting, and funny with a narrative that includes moments of pain and pathos. The show's first performance took place at the University of Iowa's Hancher, on Friday October 19, 2012. "More Friends Than You Know" was commissioned by Hancher at the University of Iowa and is performed in each tour city by a local community chorus.

For more information on the it gets better show, please visit: http://www.itgetsbettertour.org/

Tour management and booking by David Lieberman / Artist Representatives. Contact David Lieberman / Artist Representatives at info@DLartists.com.

About GMCLA

GMCLA has garnered international acclaim for artistic excellence while remaining deeply rooted in service to the Los Angeles community and beyond by promoting civil rights, tolerance and acceptance through music. Founded in 1979 during the emergence of the gay civil rights movement, critics have proclaimed the chorus "inspired," "expressive, innovative, and utterly moving," and hailed it for presenting "meaningful entertainment."

Contact:
Mark Umbach
Macias Media Group
323-850-0079
mark@maciasmediagroup.com

SOURCE Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles

Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles

Web Site: http://www.itgetsbettertour.org


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