The Performing Arts and Leadership Series is announces The Choir of Man at the North Iowa Community Auditorium on the NIACC campus at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 18, 2022.
Cheers! The Choir of Man is returning to North Iowa as part of their highly anticipated North American tour! Known across the globe as “the ultimate-feel good show,” The Choir of Man offers up an hour of indisputable joy for all ages.
It’s a party. It’s a concert. It’s the best pub “lock-in” you’ve ever been to. Featuring pop, classic rock, folk, Broadway, and pub tunes, The Choir of Man has something for everyone. A multi-talented cast of nine handsome guys combines hair-raising harmonies, foot-stomping singalongs, world-class tap dance, and poetic meditations on the power of community in this riotously enjoyable homage to that gathering place we’ve all missed so much over the last year: your local pub. With a real working bar on stage, come ready to drink in the action.
One of the show’s producers, Nic Doodson, states,” After spending months at home during the pandemic, the boys hit the road in early 2021 and took Australia, New Zealand, and the UK by storm. After sold out engagements, our sights are now set to return to the states for this all-new 2022 tour. So, come thirsty for great music and great beer!”
The Choir of Man continues to enjoy mass appeal by audiences of all ages by celebrating music with wide appeal, including songs by Adele, Queen, Paul Simon, Katy Perry, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and more. The all European cast features world-class tap dancers, singers, and instrumentalists, ensuring that there is something for everyone in this joyous and uplifting show.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, December 8 at 9 a.m. Tickets may be purchased by calling the NIACC Box Office at 1-888-466-4222, extension 4188. They are also available online at www.niacc.edu/boxoffice.
Please note, all guests (over the age of three), staff, and volunteers are required to wear a mask regardless of vaccination status. Other mitigation efforts may also be in effect.
