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Six the Musical Live in the West End - Vaudeville Theatre

SIX the Musical is the electrifying pop concert sensation taking over the West End. This Tony Award-winning hit transforms the six wives of Henry VIII into fierce pop princesses inspired by icons like Beyoncé, Ariana Grande and Adele. Packed with powerhouse vocals, glittering costumes and chart-worthy songs, SIX has earned rave reviews from critics and fans alike. With its global fanbase, viral soundtrack and unforgettable energy, SIX continues to reign supreme at the Vaudeville Theatre.

What is Six the Musical About?

Divorced, beheaded, live! SIX the Musical reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII as a modern-day girl band ready to reclaim their “her-story” one song at a time. Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anna of Cleves, Katherine Howard and Catherine Parr step into the spotlight for the ultimate pop concert showdown, competing to decide who had the worst experience with their infamous royal ex-husband.

Each Queen channels the energy of modern music icons like Beyoncé, Adele, Ariana Grande and Rihanna. The result is an 80-minute, no-interval spectacle packed with witty lyrics, empowering messages and infectious songs. Combining concert-style staging with bold storytelling, SIX is a celebration of female empowerment and reclaiming history on the Queens’ own terms.

Why Do People Love Six the Musical?

SIX the Musical has built a passionate fanbase thanks to its empowering themes, concert-style atmosphere and unforgettable soundtrack. Fans dress as their favourite Queens, attend “Sixth of the Month” events and celebrate the show online. Its songs have gone viral on TikTok and Spotify, creating a global following beyond the theatre world. Combined with powerhouse performances and diverse casting, SIX continues to inspire audiences of all ages.

The HERstory of Six the Musical

SIX the Musical was created by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss while they were students at Cambridge University. The show premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017 inside a small room and quickly became a breakout sensation. Following successful runs at the Arts Theatre, it transferred to the Vaudeville Theatre in the West End.

Since then, the Queendom has expanded globally with productions in New York, Sydney and beyond, winning two Tony Awards along the way.

Six the Musical London Cast and Characters

• Adrianne Langley – Catherine of Aragon – Henry VIII’s first wife, determined to reclaim her story with strength and resilience.
• Marisha Morgan – Anne Boleyn – The mischievous and rebellious Queen with a playful sense of humour and plenty of attitude.
• Jessica Aubrey – Jane Seymour – The emotional heart of the group whose powerful ballad explores love and loss.
• Freya Karlettis – Anna of Cleves – The confident, independent Queen living her best life after divorce
• Leesa Tulley – Katherine Howard – A glamorous and flirtatious Queen whose story reveals a darker truth beneath the sparkle.
• Nia Stephen – Catherine Parr – The intelligent final wife who encourages the Queens to rewrite their “her-story” together.

Six the Musical London creatives

• Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss – Writers – Created the award-winning musical that blends Tudor history with modern pop culture.
• Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage – Directors – Brought the show’s high-energy concert experience to life on stage.
• Gabriella Slade – Costume Designer – Designed the iconic, glitter-covered costumes inspired by modern pop royalty.
• Emma Bailey – Set Designer – Created the bold concert-style staging and immersive lighting design.
• Carrie-Anne Ingrouille – Choreographer – Developed the dynamic choreography and signature performance style.
• Steve Sidwell – Orchestrator – Crafted the musical’s chart-inspired pop sound and live concert atmosphere.

Loved SIX? Join the Ultimate Afterparty

If you loved the fierce concert energy and empowering “her-story” of SIX, there are plenty more bold West End shows to discover. Explore Musicals for more chart-topping hits, powerhouse vocals and glittering costumes. Fans obsessed with the Queens’ iconic looks should see The Devil Wears Prada for runway-ready fashion and original music by Elton John. Want more feel-good concert vibes? MAMMA MIA! delivers nonstop ABBA hits and uplifting female friendships. And for audiences who loved SIX’s cheeky humour and fast-paced songs, The Book of Mormon offers another wildly entertaining theatrical experience 

Venue Information

• Venue: Vaudeville Theatre
• Address: 404 Strand, London WC2R 0NH
• Nearest Tube Stations: Charing Cross, Embankment and Covent Garden
• Nearest Train Station: Charing Cross Station
• Nearest Bus Routes: 6, 9, 11, 15, 23, 87, 91 and 176

Six the Musical FAQs

Find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about SIX the Musical, from running time and ticket prices to the songs, cast and what makes this electrifying West End hit so popular with audiences worldwide. 

How long is Six the Musical?

SIX the Musical runs for approximately 80 minutes with no interval. Its fast-paced concert format keeps the energy high from beginning to end, making it one of the most exciting and accessible shows currently playing in the West End. 

Where can I watch Six the Musical?

You can watch SIX the Musical live at the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s West End. The show also tours internationally and has productions in countries including the United States, Australia and Canada, but the London production remains one of the most popular versions of the show. 

When did Six the Musical come out?

SIX the Musical first premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017 before transferring to London’s Arts Theatre. Following overwhelming success and a rapidly growing fanbase, the show moved to the Vaudeville Theatre in the West End. 

What should you wear to Six the Musical?

There is no formal dress code for SIX the Musical, but many fans love dressing up in glamorous outfits or colours inspired by their favourite Queen. Whether you arrive in casual clothes or full concert-ready sparkle, the atmosphere is welcoming, fun and energetic. 

What age is Six the Musical suitable for?

SIX the Musical is generally recommended for ages 10 and above. The show contains some mature themes and references, but its pop soundtrack, humour and empowering message make it especially popular with teenagers and young adults. 

Is Six the Musical good?

Yes! SIX the Musical has received widespread critical acclaim for its originality, music, choreography and performances. Audiences love its empowering storytelling, catchy songs and concert-style format, while critics regularly praise it as one of the freshest modern musicals in the West End. 

How much are Six the Musical tickets?

Ticket prices for SIX the Musical vary depending on the performance date, seat location and demand. Prices often start from around £35, while premium seats and weekend performances may cost more during peak booking periods. 

Who wrote Six the Musical?

SIX the Musical was written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss while they were students at Cambridge University. Their innovative idea of transforming Henry VIII’s wives into a pop girl group quickly became an international theatre sensation. 

What are the songs in Six?

Popular songs in SIX include “Ex-Wives”, “No Way”, “Don’t Lose Ur Head”, “Heart of Stone”, “Get Down”, “All You Wanna Do” and the finale “Six”. Each song reflects the personality and musical style of a different Queen. 

Is Six historically accurate?

SIX the Musical is inspired by real historical figures but presents their stories through a modern pop-concert lens. While the musical references genuine events from Tudor history, it prioritises entertainment, empowerment and creative storytelling over strict historical accuracy. 

When is Six at Vaudeville Theatre running until?

SIX the Musical is currently booking through future West End seasons at the Vaudeville Theatre due to overwhelming demand. Audiences should check the latest booking information online for the most up-to-date performance schedule. 

What time do doors open for Six?

Doors for SIX the Musical typically open around 45 minutes before the performance start time. Arriving early gives audiences plenty of time to find their seats, purchase merchandise and enjoy the lively pre-show atmosphere.