All Good Gifts

On October 25, 2024, the Gay Men's Chorus of Tampa Bay brought its audience to their feet with a powerful and emotional performance of the song “All Good Things” from the beloved musical Godspell. The performance took place at Ruth Eckerd Hall’s Margarete Heye Great Room in Clearwater, Florida, as part of the Chorus's concert, The Good, the Bad, and the Gay. The moving ballad was beautifully interpreted by Nathaneel Williams, joined by fellow chorus members Kent Nicholas, Jeremiah Cummings, and Gabriel Irizarry. Together, the quartet delivered a poignant rendition that left a lasting impact on the audience.

“All Good Things” is a reflective, uplifting song that captures the bittersweetness of life's fleeting moments, making it a fitting choice for the theme of the evening’s performance. With its message of love, hope, and the importance of cherishing the good in life, the song resonated deeply with the crowd. Nathaneel Williams’ soulful lead, paired with the harmonies of Kent Nicholas, Jeremiah Cummings, and Gabriel Irizarry, created a rich, emotionally charged atmosphere that elevated the song’s message to new heights.

This performance was a standout moment in the concert, which was designed to explore the full spectrum of the LGBTQ+ experience. Through a mix of lighthearted and heartfelt pieces, *The Good, the Bad, and the Gay* took the audience on a journey of self-discovery, struggle, and celebration, with "All Good Things" providing a reflective moment amidst the evening’s more upbeat numbers.

Held in the intimate setting of the Margarete Heye Great Room, the concert offered a unique opportunity for attendees to connect with the performers and the music on a deeply personal level. The heartfelt performance of “All Good Things” served as a reminder of the importance of embracing life’s blessings, and the powerful impact that music can have in uniting and inspiring communities.