Review : The Choir Of Man  The Choir Man Marks Four Years Before Its UK Tour !

"Home is where the heart is… but what if your heart is all over the place?"

We were thrilled to raise a glass to The Choir of Man this week as it celebrated its 4th birthday in the West End. With its final London performances looming — but a UK tour on the horizon — now felt like the perfect time to share why this show is more than just a night at the theatre. It's a song for the soul.

Set in a familiar local pub, The Choir of Man introduces us to a band of everyday blokes — the joker, the handyman, the hardman, the romantic, and more — each one instantly recognisable, each one brought together by the Barman. The cast doesn’t just play friends; their chemistry is so real, so heartfelt, it feels like you're watching lifelong mates. And the magic? You don’t feel like an audience member — you feel like part of the gang.

With soaring vocals, buckets of charm, and a surprising emotional depth, the show brims with joy while making space for moments of reflection. One standout, known lovingly as “The Home Speech,” hits home every single time. No spoilers — just know it’ll stay with you long after last orders.