What's arguably better than the pub? A faux-pub filled with nine impressive singers and beers all round. That's what the Choir of Man will bring to Sydneysiders at the Sydney Opera House next year after two sold out seasons.
The group emerged from the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017 and has sold out shows across the globe since. Sit back and give your chair a good dance-based workout as the nine men serenade you with pub classics à la Guns 'n' Roses and Queen, and pop chart toppers from the likes of Adele, Sia and – wait for it – Avicii. That's right, they can sing Avicii tunes in harmony and rest assured it won't sound like a bunch of inebriated folk crooning off-key.
The scene is set in their "local pub", The Jungle, with production design including fully decked out, working beer taps. Not only will there be singing, there will also be high energy dancing, percussion and pints. Many, many pints. So come together with the community at The Jungle where toe-tapping and joyous emotion is recommended. Book now via the Sydney Opera House.