The Olivier Award-nominated feel-good phenomenon The Choir of Man raises a glass and lifts the roof at The Arts at Marble Arch for a strictly limited season from 10 December 2026. It has been described as the most uplifting night out in London, and it is easy to see why.
Set in a pub called The Jungle, the show gathers nine remarkably talented blokes who sing, dance, play instruments and share their hopes, heartbreaks and hilarious tales over the course of one unforgettable evening. Part rousing gig, part heartfelt play, it weaves soaring choral harmonies and foot-stomping live music together with poetry and comedy into 90 minutes of pure joy. There is even a real working bar on stage, and a pint waiting for you if you arrive early.
Why it’s worth the watch
Music, mates and good times, all under one roof.
- A genuine singalong. Foot-stomping arrangements of songs you know and love, delivered by a hugely talented nine-man ensemble.
- A real working pub. The set is a fully stocked bar, and audiences are welcomed on stage for a drink before the show.
- Feel-good to its core. An Olivier Award-nominated celebration of friendship, community and belonging that sends everyone home smiling.
- Strictly limited. It plays The Arts at Marble Arch from 10 December 2026 to 14 February 2027 only.
