The Choir of Man

The hit West End production of The Choir of Man will undergo a cast shake-up later this month.

Now entering its third year at the Arts Theatre in London, from 17 September 2024, the international hit sensation will feature a refreshed cast lineup:

Returning as pub regulars are Luke Conner Hall (Bat Out of Hell – International Tour, QUEENZ: The Show With Balls!) as ‘Romantic,’ Sam Pope (Bat Out of Hell – UK Tour) as ‘Joker,’ Rob Godfrey (Choir of Man – Sydney Opera House) as ‘Beast,’ and Seán Keany (Once in Concert – West End, The Choir of Man – Korea) continuing as a swing.

Joining the West End Company from The Choir of Man alumni are Tyler Orphé-Baker (Disney’s The Lion King) as ‘Pub Bore,’ Shane McDaid (Titanic the Musical) as ‘Poet,’ Ifan Gwilym-Jones (The Choir of Man) as ‘Maestro,’ Kristian Morse (The Corn is Green, National Theatre) as ‘Barman,’ George Knapper (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat) as ‘Handyman,’ Bradley Walwyn (We Will Rock You, Royal Caribbean) as ‘Hardman,’ with David Shute, Tom Carter-Miles, and Paul Deegan joining as swings.

The on-stage band features Jacob Evans on drums, Jack Hartigan on guitar, Darius Luke Thompson on violin, and Sam Tookey on bass.

The Choir of Man show

The Choir of Man features a cast of nine guys singing beautiful harmonies and foot-stomping singalongs with first-rate tap dance and poetic meditations on the power of community.

Featuring hits from artists such as Queen, Luther Vandross, Sia, Paul Simon, Adele, Guns & Roses, Avicii and Katy Perry, The Choir of Man is a pub like no other, and an uplifting celebration of community and friendship with something for everyone in its 90 minutes of feel-good, foot-stomping entertainment.

The show is created by Nic Doodson and Andrew Kay, directed by Nic Doodson, with musical supervision, vocal arrangements and orchestrations by Jack Blume, movement direction and choreography by Freddie Huddleston, monologues written by Ben Norris, scenic design by Oli Townsend, lighting design by Richard Dinnen, costume design and associate scenic design by Verity Sadler, sound design by Sten Severson, casting by Debbie O’Brien. Tom Brandon serves as Associate Director, with Lee Freeman as Musical Director and Adam Hilton as associate movement director.