ACTIONPLAY VOICES CHOIR

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The Actionplay Voices Choir is an inclusive choir devoted to popular music. Composed of amateur and professional neurodivergent and disabled singers, The Actionplay Voices Choir performs the pop hits of the past and present with harmony and gusto.

The Voices Choir, formerly known as the Actionplay Chorus, has performed with “Weird Al” Yankovic, Cynthia Erivo, and Keegan-Michael Key on Night of Too Many Stars. The Choir has also sung with the Greenwich Village Orchestra, at Lincoln Center, at Adelphi University, and at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music.

Auditions for the Voices Choir open in September.

BOOK ACTIONPLAY VOICES CHOIR

The Actionplay Chorus is available for paid performances at venues throughout the tri-state area. Contact Actionplay, using the form below, to discuss scheduling and logistics.