Get ready to enjoy some fantastic drinks and lively tunes! This summer, The Arts Theatre—home of the Olivier-nominated hit, The Choir of Man—is excited to unveil a brand-new “Happy Hour” experience. Kicking off on Thursday, July 24th, this four-week event will offer theatre-goers and music enthusiasts a 20% discount on drinks at the bar, alongside live performances by The Choir of Man’s West End cast and special guests.
Every evening from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM, the theatre’s foyer will transform into a vibrant pre-show gathering space. It’s a unique chance for audiences to soak up the atmosphere before the main event. To launch the inaugural Happy Hour on July 24th, Rob Godfrey, who stars as ‘Beast’ in the show, will treat guests to an intimate acoustic guitar performance. The following week, on July 31st, a special collaboration with “The Room Where It Happens,” a popular musical theatre bar in London, promises an unforgettable evening of entertainment. Stay tuned for more exciting acts to be announced on the show’s social media platforms.
Nic Doodson, representing the producers, shared his excitement: “We’re thrilled to offer this new Happy Hour for our audiences at the Arts. It’s a perfect opportunity for everyone to connect, enjoy a drink, and experience live music before the performance begins. We look forward to sharing many more joyful summer evenings filled with music and community in the heart of the West End.”
The Choir of Man invites you into “THE JUNGLE,” the world’s best pub, where nine dynamic performers deliver beautiful harmonies, energetic sing-alongs, and impressive tap dancing while sharing poignant reflections on the power of community. Featuring hit songs from artists like Queen, Adele, and Guns N’ Roses, this 90-minute celebration of friendship and camaraderie even includes a complimentary beer for patrons. Since its West End debut at The Arts Theatre in October 2021, The Choir of Man has delighted over 280,000 audience members through more than 1,000 performances, consistently selling out shows and cultivating a devoted fan base.
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