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Irma Larancuente and Ernesto Jimenez
Joseph Gibbon dresses up for Miami Gay Men’s Chorus’ Los Quinces
Linda Rios and Cameron Sisser with artist Nelba Gonzalez
Gregg Weiler and Richard Jacobs
Naglia Oliveira, Corina Hernandez and Jeanie Gattamorta
Jose Garcia at the Colony Theater
Richard Brown, Rachel Kram and David Weigel
Terry and Debora Laux, proud parents of chorus member Zach Laux
Maynor Ramos and Paul Groseclose
Rita Fanego and Ezequiel Irazoqui
Joseph Gibbon and Doug Zinn
Richard Jacobs, Dino Mosquera and Gregg Weiler
Colony Theater Staff Kathy Wade, Ivan Ramirez and Sasha Gibo
Miami Gay Men's Chorus Board President Keith Hart with Jon Maskin
Capt. Craig Maudsley and Alexa Rossy with Gordon and Yvonne Moyer
Miami Gay Men's Chorus members talks about 15 year celebration and their personal journey
A delightful and unusual moment, MGMC Artistic Director Anthony Cabrera sings "Pure Imagination" . . .
. . . before taking up his directorial duties of the chorus
The Los Quince "girls" take over the stage
Roman Alvarez sings "They Sang to Me"
MGMC performs "It Don't Mean a Thing"
Tap-dancing through "42nd Street"
Gregg McEllin and John Wade sing "Happy Days Are Here Again" / "Get Happy" Medley
MGMC performs "Nessun Dorma"
"Cell Block Tango" from Chicago
"Cell Block Tango" from Chicago
MGMC performs "Testimony"
MGMC performs "Jersey Boys" Medley
"Believe" performed by Marc Mobley
MGMC's rendition of Beyonce's "Run the World"
MC Justin Hall and guest assistant Irma Larancuente begin coin toss . . .
. . . and are joined onstage by contest finalists
MGMC's does El Quince tradicional El Vals with the "Beautiful Girls"
Dancing the waltz for the grand finale
Dancing the waltz for the grand finale
Girls will be Boys, as they sing "Make Them Hear You"
Los Quinces grand finale
MC Justin Hall and contest finalist in a Quince cake costume
It's Party-Time at the Colony!!!
Harvey J. Burstein with Jay Figueroa after the show
Omar Castellanos is dressed up to the nines for this 15th Anniversary celebration
Photography: Henry Perez