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Tudor Queens rule the West End

Henry VIII’s ex-wives continue their reign over London theatre in a fist-pumping musical concert. Join Boleyn, Seymour and company for 90 minutes of uplifting pop hits at the Vaudeville Theatre.

Belting out hilarious, empowering songs inspired by modern pop royalty including “Ex Wives”, “Haus of Holbein'' and “Don’t Lose Ur Head”, the Tudor queens grab the mic and remix over five hundred years of historical heartbreak into 90 minutes of 21st-century girl power.

This homegrown phenomenon has had audiences losing their heads since 2018 with the irresistible story of Henry’s sidelined wives taking centre stage. Six first burst onto the scene at Edinburgh Festival, created by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. Moss also directs the show alongside Jamie Armitage. It has enjoyed a swift ascent on the West End, with previous sell-out runs at the Arts Theatre and Lyric Theatre.

“Get Down” to the concert everyone’s talking about with Six the musical tickets. Securing their place as West End royalty, the Queens are divorced, beheaded, and live on stage!

Performance dates: 22 May 2022 - 02 Apr 2023

Running time: 80 minutes (without an interval)

Age recommendation: Best for age 10+. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

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The cast of Six perform at the Vaudeville Theatre
Dionne Ward-Anderson (Cleves) and the cast of Six perform "Get Down"
Amanda Lindgren (Boleyn) and the cast of Six perform "Don't Lose Ur Head"
Amy di Bartolomeo as Aragon in Six at the Vaudeville Theatre
The cast of Six The Musical at the Vaudeville Theatre
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Frequently asked questions

Six the Musical has a running time of 80 minutes, with no interval.

Performance times for Six differ from most West End musicals, with the show starting at 4pm, 5.30pm, 7pm and 8pm on different days of the week.
Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss wrote the book, music and lyrics for Six. Marlow and Moss first created Six when they were students at the University of Cambridge, and the musical premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Festival before its West End premiere in 2019.
Six is a comedy pop concert musical inspired by the six wives of Henry VIII. Reimagining the Tudor queens as pop princesses, the wives compete to decide who suffered the most during their marriage, with the winner becoming the lead singer of their band. The musical features each queen performing a song about their life in different styles inspired by Beyoncé, Adele and other modern chart-topping artists.
The Vaudeville Theatre is the home of Six in the West End. The Vaudeville Theatre is located on the Strand, near Covent Garden. The closest Undergound and National Rail connections are at Charing Cross, Covent Garden and Embankment.
The age rating for Six is 10+, and all children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when watching the musical.

Six contains some brief sexual references and adult themes such as infidelity.
Songs from Six the Musical include "Ex-Wives", "No Way", "Don't Lose Ur Head", "Heart of Stone", "Haus of Holbein", "Get Down", "All You Wanna Do", "I Don't Need Your Love" and "Six". At the end of the show, the cast perform "Megasix", which is a mashup of the queens' individual songs. "Megasix" does not feature on the official cast recording, and can only be seen live at the theatre.

Six the Musical songs are inspired by a range of modern recording artists. Catherine of Aragon's song "No Way" is based on Beyoncé, Anne Boleyn's "Don't Lose Ur Head" takes influence from Avril Lavigne and Lily Allen, and Katherine Howard's musical number "All You Wanna Do" is inspired by Ariana Grande and Britney Spears.
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