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The Choir of Man and Thanks for Having Me

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This week we’re reviewing two fantastic productions that bring a mix of high-energy music and sharp comedy to the stage. First, we’re diving into the feel-good, foot-stomping celebration that is The Choir of Man, now in its third year in the West End, and then we discuss Thanks for Having Me, a clever and comedic exploration of modern romance and heartbreak. Plus, we have an exclusive backstage interview with cast members Adeyinka Akinrinade and writer/performer Keelan Kember.


The Choir of Man


Get ready for a night of live music, incredible performances, and feel-good vibes with The Choir of Man, the Olivier Award-nominated hit that’s been wowing audiences worldwide. Set in the best pub in the world, this energetic production features nine extraordinary men singing and playing hits from artists like Queen, Adele, Guns N’ Roses, Sia, and more. Whether you’re a fan of rock anthems or soulful ballads, The Choir of Man serves up a vibrant mix of music, community, and pure joy in 90 minutes of sensational entertainment. Returning to the Arts Theatre from March 2025, it’s a must-see for anyone looking for an unforgettable night out.


Thanks for Having Me


Thanks for Having Me takes a sharp, witty look at modern relationships and the complexities of love in your late twenties. Written and performed by Keelan Kember, this play explores the dynamics of romance, heartbreak, and self-discovery, with a comedic edge. Having received high critical acclaim during its run at the King’s Head Theatre, the production made a successful transfer to Riverside Studios, where it continues to captivate audiences. Kember’s performance and writing deliver a powerful, honest portrayal of the ups and downs of love and life at the tail end of your twenties.


Backstage Interview with Adeyinka Akinrinade & Keelan Kember


We’re also bringing you an exclusive backstage interview with Adeyinka Akinrinade and Keelan Kember, where they share insights into their roles, the creative process behind Thanks for Having Me, and what it’s like working on such a sharp and engaging production. A must-listen for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes world of theatre.


Join us for a packed episode filled with music, laughter, and exclusive interviews that give you a deeper look into the vibrant world of London theatre!


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This week we’re reviewing two fantastic productions that bring a mix of high-energy music and sharp comedy to the stage. First, we’re diving into the feel-good, foot-stomping celebration that is The Choir of Man, now in its third year in the West End, and then we discuss Thanks for Having Me, a clever and comedic exploration of modern romance and heartbreak. Plus, we have an exclusive backstage interview with cast members Adeyinka Akinrinade and writer/performer Keelan Kember.


The Choir of Man


Get ready for a night of live music, incredible performances, and feel-good vibes with The Choir of Man, the Olivier Award-nominated hit that’s been wowing audiences worldwide. Set in the best pub in the world, this energetic production features nine extraordinary men singing and playing hits from artists like Queen, Adele, Guns N’ Roses, Sia, and more. Whether you’re a fan of rock anthems or soulful ballads, The Choir of Man serves up a vibrant mix of music, community, and pure joy in 90 minutes of sensational entertainment. Returning to the Arts Theatre from March 2025, it’s a must-see for anyone looking for an unforgettable night out.


Thanks for Having Me


Thanks for Having Me takes a sharp, witty look at modern relationships and the complexities of love in your late twenties. Written and performed by Keelan Kember, this play explores the dynamics of romance, heartbreak, and self-discovery, with a comedic edge. Having received high critical acclaim during its run at the King’s Head Theatre, the production made a successful transfer to Riverside Studios, where it continues to captivate audiences. Kember’s performance and writing deliver a powerful, honest portrayal of the ups and downs of love and life at the tail end of your twenties.


Backstage Interview with Adeyinka Akinrinade & Keelan Kember


We’re also bringing you an exclusive backstage interview with Adeyinka Akinrinade and Keelan Kember, where they share insights into their roles, the creative process behind Thanks for Having Me, and what it’s like working on such a sharp and engaging production. A must-listen for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes world of theatre.


Join us for a packed episode filled with music, laughter, and exclusive interviews that give you a deeper look into the vibrant world of London theatre!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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