The Choir of Man Tour Dates

The Choir of Man is set in a welcoming pub where nine performers sing, dance, and share stories with the audience. The show mixes pop, folk, rock, and musical theatre favourites, backed by live instruments. Its cast of singers and musicians turn familiar songs into something new, with tight harmonies and playful choreography.

The staging makes the audience feel part of the pub setting, with laughter, friendship, and music flowing freely. The mix of warmth and energy gives the show a relaxed but uplifting spirit, and it is touring nationwide.

More about the show

The Choir of Man was created by Nic Doodson and Andrew Kay, designed to capture the feel of a night out with friends but lifted by strong vocals and inventive staging. Since its debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2017, the show has gone on to international tours, West End runs, and seasons in Australia and the United States. It has gained a reputation as a crowd pleaser that balances live music with storytelling and humour.

The format centres on nine men who perform songs drawn from a wide range of styles, often arranged to highlight the depth of ensemble singing. Audiences hear classics by artists like Adele, Paul Simon, and Queen, alongside folk pieces and musical theatre numbers, all given new life through inventive arrangements. The set design places the cast in a pub, complete with working beer taps, which adds to the show’s informal charm. By combining a relaxed setting with polished performance, The Choir of Man has become a popular choice for audiences looking for live music with a sense of community. Its touring production keeps the core idea intact, making every stop feel like a night shared among friends.