Join the Choir

Nottingham Playhouse Choir explores a wide range of music responding to our artistic programme. There are no auditions and no requirement to be able to read sheet music – just a willingness to take part and sing!

Our choir sing a varied and exciting repertoire including songs from musicals, pop tracks and more traditional choral pieces. Recently singing well-known pop song Everybody Wants to Rule the World, a fun-filled medley of hits from the musical & Juliet, and the choral masterpiece Nella Fastasia. 

This term the choir will be expanding their repertoire, learning new songs and polishing familiar songs. Songs worked on in this term will be revisited next term ahead of our Summer concert on the Main Stage. 

Sheet music will be provided by the Playhouse for those who require it printing. 

Nottingham Playhouse Choir happens at the Player Hall, Nottingham High School, accessed from Forest Road East, NG1 4HX. This is a short tram hop from the theatre. 

It’s important to note that anyone is welcome to join, regardless of experience or ability. 

Can I try it first? 

Yes, we offer a taster session for those who would like to try before they buy (subject to availability). You can register your interest for a taster session by completing the form using the button below and you will receive an email once places are available for booking. 

Register for a Taster

Want to spread payments across a term?  

We offer a pay in 3 option for this course, if you are interested in spreading payments please contact our Box Office on boxoffice@nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk 

How can we support you to access this group? 

We believe that theatre should be for everyone and always ensure our building and sessions are accessible to all participants, removing any barriers to participation. Find out more about Access at Nottingham Playhouse here and please tell us if there is anything further we can do to ensure our sessions are accessible for you. You can get in touch at participation@nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk.

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