The Choir of Man storyline is based around a male choir set in a local pub and carries an important message.
The Jungle, A traditional pub, provides our cast with A meet-up for their pub choir.
Full of songs from across the years from there on out!
The cast’s vocal talent blew me away with how each song fits into different things in their lives and brings you into that world.
‘Brimming with hits from artists such as Queen, Luther Vandross, Sia, Paul Simon, Adele, Guns & Roses, Avicii and Katy Perry to name but a few. A wildly talented group of incredible instrumentalists, world-class wordsmiths, and sensational singers; this cast of nine (extra)ordinary guys serve it all…live!’
The interaction with the audience was brilliant; it felt very immersive, and we were part of it all.
I loved watching this show. I couldn’t stop smiling!
And at one point, I had a tear; the songs hit you in the feels.
I wish I had taken the opportunity to go up on the stage and grab a pint, the cast joined in for a little bit before they started.
I even got a pint from the lovely Mike!
The Choir Of Man is a feel-good show with a genuine message of male friendships. Looking out for each other and avoiding the trappings of toxic masculinity.
The vocals and dancing were terrific, with a Billy Elliot Esq tap dance scene, which took my breath away.
The Choir of Man makes up for high-energy fun and a feel-good factor, so grab a pint and head down to The Jungle for a mighty sing-along!
The Choir of Man
The Arts Centre tickets start from £30 from the Arts Theatre Direct website.
Disclaimer: I was given tickets in exchange for an honest Review
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