The Choir of Man
Overview
The smash-hit, foot-stomping, feel-good pub musical opens this December
Welcome to the best pub in the world! Featuring pop, rock, folk, Broadway and pub tunes, The Choir of Man is pouring out a round of feel-good entertainment.
Transforming the Studio into an English pub serving up real pints, The Choir of Man features a multi-talented dancing, singing and beer-slinging cast belting crowd-favourite hits from Queen, Adele, Sia, Paul Simon, Guns N' Roses and more.
Combining foot-stomping anthems and mesmerising harmonies with big-hearted humour and energetic tap dancing, it's a pub night you'll never forget. The Olivier Award-nominated, West End acclaimed smash hit production that's sold out theatres around the world promises good vibes that linger long after you head home.
The Choir of Man is as hearty and satisfying as a pub feed and goes down easier than a pint on a summer's day. Rally your friends for a memorable night of mateship, music and a couple of cheeky beers.
Presented by Sydney Opera House, Andrew Kay & Nic Doodson.
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