Seattle Women’s Chorus to Host Auditions

As one of North America’s largest and most successful choruses featuring distinct soprano and alto sections, Seattle Women’s Chorus is excited to welcome new members through auditions on the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024. All participants are required to register online prior to auditioning and you must be 18 years or older by the date of the first rehearsal in order to sing with the chorus.

Seattle Women’s Chorus serves as a dynamic and powerful voice for LGBTQ+ and women’s social justice both in the greater Seattle area and throughout the Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses network globally. Their shows feature creatively themed programs that include a broad spectrum of classical and popular music.

“Creating music with the Seattle Women’s Chorus is a true delight,” said Paul Caldwell, artistic director for Seattle Women’s Chorus and Seattle Men’s Chorus. “It’s incredibly rewarding to conduct this group of strong, empowered women and witness them put on performances that truly reflect who they are.”

Since its founding in 2002, Seattle Women’s Chorus has toured the western United States and engaged in community projects with organizations such as Women for Women International, Lambert House, Citizens Against Domestic & Sexual Abuse (CADA), and many more. The Chorus has also had the privilege of performing alongside esteemed artists like actress Billie Wildrick, composer Bernice Johnson Reagon, country star Chely Wright, actress Kathy Najimy, and the comedic duo Dos Fallopia.

“Our voices have the power to change society through creative and engaging programs that foster community, highlight diverse experiences, and promote justice,” said Craig Coogan, interim executive director of Seattle Women’s Chorus and Seattle Men’s Chorus. “Seattle Women’s Chorus provides a space where women of all identities can express themselves through song.”

Seattle Women’s Chorus rehearsal obligations include Tuesday evenings through performance week and at minimum one Saturday rehearsal each concert cycle.

Those interested in auditioning are encouraged to complete this form on the Seattle Women’s Chorus website, and audition details will be distributed via email.

Sarah Toce

Screenwriter & Journalist | Sarah Brusig (Toce) is an appointed member of the King County Women's Advisory Board and an elected precinct committee officer (PCO) in Burien, WA. As a healthcare worker, Sarah is represented by SEIU 1199NW. In 2010, Sarah created the online news source The Seattle Lesbian, LLC, which still receives upward of 100,000 readers per month. A recipient of McCormick's New Media Women Entrepreneur Award in 2012, Sarah was invited to the White House by President Barack Obama in 2015. That same year, GO Mag recognized Sarah as one of their Red-Hot Entrepreneurs in media.​ In 2016, the National Diversity Council honored Sarah with their LGBT Leadership Award. Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) recognized Sarah's advocacy work with the Community Builder Award in 2017, the same year Curve Magazine named Sarah one of their Top Women in Media & Publishing. Sarah served a two-year term as president of the Society of Professional Journalists - Western Washington Chapter beginning in 2018 and was elected Communications Vice Chair of the King County Democrats in 2021.

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