Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles will present “A Holiday Homecoming,” marking its return to in-person concerts after a two-year pandemic hiatus.

The Los Angeles holiday tradition kicks off GMCLA’s Season 43 at UCLA’s Royce Hall for two concerts at 8 p.m. on Dec. 11 and 2 p.m. on Dec. 12. GMCLA will perform holiday classics about the joy of coming home, curated from the choral, classical, pop and Broadway canons, featuring special guest stars Telly Leung and Nikki Crawford.

“We are thrilled to be back on stage and at Royce Hall this season,” said GMCLA executive director and producer Lou Spisto. “This revered and iconic venue is the perfect setting to reunite with our community. Our members are especially eager to perform these opening concerts, where music director and conductor Ernest H. Harrison will make his long-awaited main series debut.

“And we are all excited to be joined by two talented artists, Telly Leung and Nikki Crawford, as we do what arts organizations everywhere are doing – bring people together again to experience something beautiful and find some joy this holiday season.”

Leung is a New York City native, Broadway performer, recording artist, producer and theater arts teacher. His Broadway and national touring credits include Aladdin in “Disney’s Aladdin on Broadway,” “Godspell,” “Rent” and “Wicked.”

Crawford’s most recent credits include guest starring roles on “NCIS Los Angeles,” “United States of Al,” “NCIS” and “Selena: The Series.” Some of her theater credits include “Fairview,” “Stormy Weather,” “Spamalot” and “Man of La Mancha.”

Tickets start at $25. For information, visit gmcla.org.