Six The Musical

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Vaudeville Theatre, London
Booking to 28 April 2024
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From Tudor queens to pop princesses, the six wives of Henry VIII sing their way out of the history books and into the spotlight.

Critically acclaimed across the world, with a sound-track receiving hundreds of millions of streams, this acclaimed, intoxicating musical is now playing at the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s West End.

With songs including Ex Wives, Haus of Holbein and Don’t Lose Ur Head, this pop concert musical remixes five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a show of 21st-century girl power.

With music by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, Six The Musical is one of the most exciting new British musicals for years. If you thought this show was all about one man – you thought wrong!

Six The Musical tickets are booking until 28 April 2024 at the Vaudeville Theatre, London.

What's the story of Six The Musical?

Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived!

From Tudor Queens to Pop Princesses, the six wives of Henry VIII take to the mic to tell their tales, remixing five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a 80-minute celebration of 21st century girl power. These Queens may have green sleeves but their lipstick is rebellious red.

Who is in the cast of Six The Musical?

The cast features Rhianne-Louise McCaulsky as Catherine of Aragon, Baylie Carson as Anne Boleyn, Koko Basigara as Katherine Howard, Claudia Kariuki as Jane Seymour, Dionne Ward-Anderson as Anna of Cleves and Roxanne Couch as Catherine Parr.

Also, Monique Ashe-Palmer as Alternate Aragon/Cleves, Leah Vassell as Alternate Seymour/Parr, and Danielle Rose as Alternate Boleyn/Howard. Super Swings are Rachel Rawlinson and Esme Rothero.

From 17 October 2023:

The cast features: Nikki Bentley as Catherine of Aragon, Thao Therese Nguyen as Anne Boleyn, Kayleigh McKnight as Jane Seymour, Reca Oakley as Anna of Cleves, Inez Budd as Katherine Howard and Janiq Charles as Catherine Parr.

Completing the company are: Gabriella Stylianou as Alternate Aragon/Seymour and Dance Captain, Naomi Alade as Alternate Boleyn/Cleves, Hannah Lowther as Alternate Howard/Parr, Meg Dixon-Brasil as Super Swing and Natalie Pilkington as UK Super Swing.

Who are the creative team of Six The Musical?

Six The Musical is written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, co-directed by Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage, and features choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille. The design team includes Emma Bailey (Set Design), Gabriella Slade (Costume Design), Tim Deiling (Lighting Design) and Paul Gatehouse (Sound Design). The score features orchestrations by Tom Curran with music supervision and vocal arrangements by Joe Beighton. Casting is by Pearson Casting. 


Reviews of Six The Musical

★★★★★ "The most uplifting piece of new British musical theatre" - Evening Standard
★★★★ "The best the West End has to offer" - Telegraph
★★★★ "Punchy pop extravaganza... energetic, sassy and slick" - Mail On Sunday
★★★★ "Hamilton move over, there's a new retelling in town" - The Times
★★★★  Average review score

Show Information

Performance dates
Booking to 28 April 2024
Age restrictions
10+ years
Running time
80 minutes (no interval)
Performance days
Evenings: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Matinees: Thursday, Saturday, Sunday

Performance information is for guidance only. Check booking calendar for details.


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Important Notes

Due to scheduling changes, all 4pm Sunday performances of Six from 16th October 2023 onwards will now commence at 3pm.


Venue Information

Vaudeville Theatre, 404 Strand, London, WC2R 0NH
Nearest Tube or Train: Charing Cross (Northern line, Bakerloo line), Embankment (Northern line, Bakerloo line, District line, Circle line)
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News about Six The Musical

SIX London unveils new West End company
Hit musical SIX at the Vaudeville Theatre in London welcomes a new company of Queens next month. Set to appear from 17 October 2023 will be Nikki Bentley (Wicked) as Catherine of Aragon, Thao Therese Nguyen (Miss Saigon) as Anne Boleyn, Kayleigh McKnight (Heathers the Musical) as Jane Seymour, Reca Oakley (Six) as Anna of Cleves, Inez Budd (Heathers the Musical) as Katherine Howard and Janiq Charles (The Lion King) as Catherine Parr. They will be joined by Gabriella Stylianou (The Great British Bake Off Musical) as Alternate Aragon/Seymour and Dance Captain, Naomi Alade (Beautiful – The Carole King Musical) as Alternate Boleyn/Cleves, Hannah Lowther (The SpongeBob Musical) as Alternate Howard/Parr, Meg Dixon-Brasil (Six) as Super Swing and Natalie Pilkington (Six) as UK Super Swing. The show has extended its run at the Vaudeville Theatre on The Strand, while adding BSL, audio described and captioned shows in July and October 2024, two sing-along performances on 12 May and 25 August, as well as schools-only matinees on Thursdays during term time. The show is now booking to 28 April 2024 at the Vaudeville Theatre in London. The hugely successful musical is written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. In addition to SIX's London run at the Vaudeville, the show is also touring the UK, has two North American tours and is running at the Lena Horne Theatre in New York. There are also productions planned for Korea, Holland and Canada. Book tickets to SIX The Musical
Grammy Awards 2023 nominations announced including Six The Musical
Nominations have been announced for the 65th annual Grammy Awards, celebrating the best of the music industry. In the Best Musical Theater Album category, six shows are nominated: Caroline, or Change starring Sharon D Clarke; Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods; MJ The Musical; Mr Saturday Night; Six The Musical; and A Strange Loop. The Caroline, or Change new Broadway cast album features John Cariani, Sharon D Clarke, Caissie Levy and Samantha Williams as principal vocalists, with music by Jeanine Tesori and lyrics by Tony Kushner. This production of Caroline, or Change started its life in London before transferring to Broadway. The 2022 Broadway cast album of Into the Woods features principle singers Sara Bareilles, Brian d’Arcy James, Patina Miller and Phillipa Soo, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Broadway show MJ the Musical, which is coming to London's Prince Edward Theatre in 2024, has an original Broadway cast album featuring Myles Frost and Tavon Olds-Sample. The Mr. Saturday Night Broadway cast album features Shoshana Bean, Billy Crystal, Randy Graff and David Paymer, with music by Jason Robert Brown, and lyrics by Amanda Green. Hit West End and Broadway show Six The Musical is nominated for its "Six: Live on Opening Night” Broadway cast album, with music and lyrics by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. Finally, Broadway show A Strange Loop, which closes 15 January 2023 in New York, is nominated for its original Broadway cast album featuring Jaquel Spivey, with music and lyrics by Michael R. Jackson. Across the award nominations as a whole, Beyoncé comes out top with nine nominations - all but one of them for her album “Renaissance.” She is now neck-and-neck with her husband Jay-Z for the most nominations received by any musician in the history of the awards - 88! Other leaders include Adele with seven nods, Harry Styles with six, and Kendrick Lamar with 8 nominations. The awards will be announced on 5 February 2023 in Los Angeles. 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Six The Musical reveals new cast for the West End, more dates added
New cast members are joining hit show Six The Musical at the Vaudeville Theatre in London. Plus the show is adding more dates, extending its run to 29 October 2023. The newest wives of Henry VIII are Rhianne-Louise McCaulsky as Catherine of Aragon, Baylie Carson as Anne Boleyn and Koko Basigara as Katherine Howard with Monique Ashe-Palmer as Alternate Aragon/Cleves and Leah Vassell as Alternate Seymour/Parr. They join current cast Claudia Kariuki as Jane Seymour, Dionne Ward-Anderson as Anna of Cleves and Roxanne Couch as Catherine Parr. Also, Danielle Rose (Alternate Boleyn/Howard) and Super Swings Rachel Rawlinson and Esme Rothero continue their roles. The new cast members have their first performance on Tuesday 18 October. Since its debut outing at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017, Six has become a global hit show, with the West End production, a UK tour, two US tours, Australia and New Zealand tours, and its Broadway run where it won 2 Tony Awards, 4 Drama Desk Awards, and 3 Outer Critics Circle Awards including Outstanding New Musical. Six is co-directed by Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage, featuring choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille. The design team includes Emma Bailey (Set Design), Gabriella Slade (Costume Design), Tim Deiling (Lighting Design) and Paul Gatehouse (Sound Design). The score features orchestrations by Tom Curran with music supervision and vocal arrangements by Joe Beighton. Casting for SIX is by Pearson Casting. Book Six The Musical tickets at the Vaudeville Theatre London More about the new cast Rhianne-Louise McCaulsky (Catherine of Aragon) made her professional debut in The Book of Mormon at the Prince of Wales Theatre and appeared in Bat Out of Hell at the Dominion Theatre. She starred as Rizzo in the UK Tour of Grease and most recently played Alline Bullock in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical at the Aldwych. Baylie Carson (Anne Boleyn) trained at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts before making their professional debut in ‘Dusty’, with further roles in Bring it On, Lazarus and The Boy From Oz. Baylie joins SIX direct from the Australian tour of Alanis Morissette musical, Jagged Little Pill. Koko Basigara (Katherine Howard) joins the company from recently appearing as Lorraine in the revival of Jersey Boys. She has also appeared in the West End productions of Beautiful - the Carole King Musical, Les Misérables and appeared in the live-action Disney films Aladdin and Beauty & the Beast. Monique Ashe-Palmer made her West End debut in Waitress at the Adelphi Theatre and joins SIX from its most recent UK Tour. Having recently graduated from Arts Ed, Leah Vassell also appeared in West Side Story at the 70th Annual Ljubljana Festival. Claudia Kariuki and Dionne Ward-Anderson continue their roles as Jane Seymour and Anna of Cleves, with Roxanne Couch joining the principal line-up as Catherine Parr having previously appeared regularly as Alternate Jane Seymour and Catherine Parr.
Six Live at Hampton Court Palace – first look photos
The smash hit production of Six has started its limited run at Hampton Court Palace and to celebrate here are some photos of the first night. This production, staged in partnership with HEVENING istoric Royal Palaces – the independent charity which cares for Hampton Court Palace - saw the global musical phenomenon staged outdoors for the first time, in front of an audience of over 3,000. SIX Live at Hampton Court Palace reunited the original West End line-up of Olivier Award nominated cast members; Jarnéia Richard-Noel (Catherine of Aragon), Millie O’Connell (Anne Boleyn), Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour), Alexia McIntosh (Anna of Cleves), Aimie Atkinson (Katherine Howard) and Maiya Quansah-Breed (Catherine Parr). The production was co-directed by Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage, with choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, musical supervision by Joe Beighton and costumes by Gabriella Slade based on the original staging with Scenic Design by Emma Bailey, Lighting Design by Tim Deiling, Sound Design by Paul Gatehouse and Orchestrations by Tom Curran. Liz Young, Head of Events at Historic Royal Palaces, said: “Bringing the phenomenon that is SIX to Hampton Court Palace has been a long-term aspiration, and we’re delighted that this summer loyal fans and newcomers alike will get the chance to experience the award-winning show in the very place where the lives, loves and legacies of these legendary Queens live on.” SIX has become a global phenomenon since its debut as a student production at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017. Since then, and following the reopening of theatres across the world,  performances have resumed in London’s West End, on Broadway and in Sydney (as part of an Australia and New Zealand Tour), with a brand-new production opening in Chicago later this month, and a second North American Tour due to open in July.  Six will be filmed live from the Vaudeville Theatre in London's West End on 1 July 2022. Six is currently booking until 2 April 2023 at the Vaudeville Theatre in London's West End. [ngg src="galleries" ids="815" display="pro_tile"]
Six to be filmed live from the West End
Smash-hit musical Six will be filmed live from the Vaudeville Theatre in London's West End on 1 July 2022. The producers of SIX the Musical are pleased to announce that the original principal cast members of SIX will remain in (re)formation following next month’s sold out, open-air performances at Hampton Court Palace, swapping the cobblestones of their infamous ex-husband’s courtyard for the silver screen, with a cinematic capture of the production to be filmed at the Vaudeville Theatre. The film, recorded for future release, will immortalise the hit West End production and feature the original West End Queens Jarnéia Richard-Noel (Catherine of Aragon), Millie O’Connell (Anne Boleyn), Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour), Alexia McIntosh (Anna of Cleves), Aimie Atkinson (Katherine Howard) and Maiya Quansah-Breed (Catherine Parr). Since the show’s first full run at the Arts Theatre in 2019, the ‘OG’ Monarchs have become synonymous with the show, earning an Olivier Award nomination for their roles, and winning a legion of loyal fans for their royal portrayals. From Monday 27 June, performances of SIX at the Vaudeville will be suspended for four nights to create a film that combines the best elements of live theatre and cinema, culminating in a performance on Friday 1 July for the show’s biggest fans - the Queendom. The film of SIX will be directed by Liz Clare, who most recently directed Adele - Live at the London Palladium. A limited number of tickets for the performance on Friday 1 July will be made available to purchase via a public ballot, which opens at 10am on Friday 10 June via the production’s social media channels. Lucky winners will be given the opportunity pose on the purple carpet, pose for photos, and be part of SIX history - the ultimate bragging rights to the show’s most ardent fans. Creators of SIX Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss said: “Having our original Oliviers cast captured on film is just such an exciting, mind-blowing prospect." She added "We are so thrilled that we are finally going to be able to share their incredible performances of our show with the whole world! Live captures are SUCH an important part of the world of theatre accessibility today - and we are so very grateful that we get this opportunity to share the six queens’ story this way.” The seating capacity of the Vaudeville Theatre will be reduced to allow for the camera and sound equipment necessary to capture the performance. Some sightlines may be affected, and access seats will remain available for patrons who require them, subject to availability. SIX, which now has productions in London, on Broadway (for which it recently received eight Tony Award nominations), and tours across the UK, North America and Australia, is produced by Kenny Wax, Wendy and Andy Barnes, and George Stiles. Performances at the Vaudeville Theatre, featuring the reigning West End cast will resume on Saturday 2 July. Six is booking until 2 April 2023 at the Vaudeville Theatre, London.
Smash hit musical SIX launches Teen Edition for amateur school groups
A new Teen Edition of SIX, the West End, Broadway and International hit musical is now available for licensing to amateur school groups in the UK and Ireland. SIX:TEEN EDITION is a full length adaptation of Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’ Six, modified for performance by teen actors for family audiences. SIX was created and written by Marlow and Moss. What began life as a one-off student production staged at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017 has gone on to be staged professionally, currently seen on stages in London’s West End, on Broadway and on tours across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and North America.  Garnering awards, ovations and a worldwide Queendom of fans, ‘SIX’ has made British musical history, with music from the show streamed in excess of 450 million times worldwide, and an original studio album achieving Gold status. Marlow and Moss said: “This feels like a real full-circle moment. We wrote ‘SIX’ for our female and non-binary friends to perform when we were all students, so to now have this teen edition for schools enabling young people to take the mic, use their voice and claim their own space is truly humbling.”From Tudor Queens to Pop Princesses, in SIX the wives of Henry VIII take the mic and step out of the shadow of their infamous spouse to reclaim their identities — remixing 500 years of historical heartbreak into a celebration of 21st-century girl power.  SIX is co-directed by Moss and Jamie Armitage, featuring choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille. The design team includes Emma Bailey (Set Design), Gabriella Slade (Costume Design), Tim Deiling (Lighting Design) and Paul Gatehouse (Sound Design). The score features orchestrations by Tom Curran with music supervision and vocal arrangements by Joe Beighton.  Six is booking until 2 April 2023 at the Vaudeville Theatre, London. Book tickets to Six the Musical in London's West End.
Six extends in London’s West End; now booking through April 2023
Smash-hit musical SIX today announces a new booking period at its London home at the Vaudeville Theatre. The sell-out intoxicating Tudor take-off is here to stay as more than 300,000 seats go on sale today, with the show now booking through to Sunday 2 April 2023. Tickets on sale here. SIX is now a global hit with simultaneous productions opening to ecstatic reviews at Broadway’s Brooks Atkinson Theatre, on tour in Australia and across the UK. On July 8, 2022, SIX will return to Chicago - where it made its North American premiere. “As one of the first West End productions to resume performances during the pandemic, and relocate our show to its new forever-home, we are delighted that we have a full-year of SIX performances our fans, theatre enthusiasts and new audiences can look forward to.” said Producers Kenny Wax, Wendy & Andy Barnes and George Stiles. There are also access performances scheduled throughout the year, including Captioned, Audio Described and British Sign Language Interpreted performances and, following its recent sold out success, a second Sing-along performance where audiences are encouraged to dress up and join in with the cast.  The current West End cast includes: Amy Di Bartolomeo (Catherine of Aragon), Amanda Lindgren (Anne Boleyn), Claudia Kariuki (Jane Seymour), Dionne Ward-Anderson (Anna of Cleves), Tsemaye Bob-Egbe (Katherine Howard), Meesha Turner (Catherine Parr), with Paisley Billings, Roxanne Couch, Danielle Rose, Rachel Rawlinson and Esme Rothero. SIX is written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, with Direction by Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage, Choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, Set Design by Emma Bailey, Costume Design by Gabriella Slade, Lighting Design by Tim Deiling, Sound Design by Paul Gatehouse, Musical Orchestration by Tom Curran, Musical Supervisor Joe Beighton. Other recent West End show extensions include The Play That Goes Wrong at the Duchess Theatre (2 April 2023); Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre ( 10 July 2022); Mary Poppins at the Prince Edward Theatre (10 July 2022); Tina – The Tina Turner Musical at the Aldwych Theatre (18 December 2022); Disney’s Frozen at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane (22 October 2022); Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Piccadilly Theatre (23 July 2022); Magic Mike Live at the London Hippodrome (1 January 2023); Heathers The Musical at The Other Palace Theatre (1 May 2022); and Witness for the Prosecution at London’s County Hall (27 September 2022). Six is booking until 2 April 2023 at the Vaudeville Theatre, London.
Six The Musical reveals all new cast at the Vaudeville Theatre
The London theatre production of Six The Musical has announced an all-new cast for the show, playing at the Vaudeville Theatre in London. For the first time in the show's history a completely all-new cast of principles, alternates and swings will join the production.  The cast's six new principles will be Amy Di Bartolome as Catherine of Aragon, Amanda Lindgren as Anne Boleyn, Claudia Kariuki  as Jane Seymour, Dionne Ward-Anderson as Anna of Cleves, Tsemaye Bob-Egbe as Katherine Howard and Meesha Turner as Catherine Parr. They are joined by Paisley Billings, Danielle Rose, and Roxanne Couch as Alternates, Rachel Rawlinson as Swing and Esme Rothero as Swing and Dance Captain. The new cast's first performance will be on 16 November 2021, with the current cast finishing up on 14 November. Six The Musical started in London at the Arts Theatre, before restarting after Covid at the Lyric. The Vaudeville Theatre is now it's permanent home in London.  The musical started life as a student production in 2017 at the Edinburgh Festival and has grown to become a phenomenon, with a UK tour and a New York production now running. The Australian show reopens at the Sydney Opera House in December. On 28 October the show is launching a new Studio Album on vinyl following the huge success of the show's soundtrack, with currently 450 million streams and over 3 billion views on TikTok. Six The Musical is by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, and co-directed by Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage, featuring choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille. The design team includes Emma Bailey (Set Design), Gabriella Slade (Costume Design), Tim Deiling (Lighting Design) and Paul Gatehouse (Sound Design). The score features orchestrations by Tom Curran with music supervision and vocal arrangements by Joe Beighton. Casting for ‘SIX’ is by Pearson Casting. Associate directors are Franny Anne Rafferty and Grace Taylor, Associate Choreographers are Freya Sands and Melody Sinclair, Resident Director is Amber Sinclair Case and Resident Choreographer is Nicole Bondzie. The show is produced by Kenny Wax, Wendy & Andy Barnes and George Stiles. More about the new cast Amy Di Bartolome as Catherine of Aragon made her professional debut in ‘Starlight Express’ in Germany, toured the UK in ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ and made her West End debut as ‘Leibeswoosh’ in ‘Bat Out of Hell’. Amanda Lindgren as Anne Bolyen hails from Sweden, was recently in ‘South Pacific’ at Chichester Festival Theatre, and has toured the UK and internationally in both ‘Miss Saigon’ and ‘The King and I’. Claudia Kariuki as Jane Seymour made her professional debut as Sarah in ‘Ragtime’ at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Her West End credits include ‘School of Rock’ and ‘Wicked’. She played one of the Divas in the recent ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ UK Tour. Dionne Ward-Anderson as Anna of Cleves was in ‘Footloose’ (UK Tour) and is making her West End debut. Tsemaye Bob-Egbe as Katherine Howard was the alternate Tina in the original West End cast of ‘Tina: The Tina Turner Story’, and Janelle Woods in ‘Beautiful: The Carole King Musical’, and Leading Player in ‘Pippin’ (Garden Theatre). Meesha Turner as Catherine Parr is a recent graduate of the Royal Academy of Music making her professional and West End debut. Paisley Billings as alternate Catherine of Aragon & Anna of Cleves made her West End debut aged 11 as Young Nala in ‘The Lion King’. She was Karissa in ’On the Edge’ on C4. Roxanne Couch as alternate Jane Seymour & Katherine Parr appeared in the West End concert ‘I Could Use a Drink’ and ‘In Pieces’ at the Turbine Theatre. Danielle Rose as alternate Anne Boleyn & Catherine Howard is a recent BA musical theatre graduate from Trinity Laban Conservatoire, also making her West End debut. Rachel Rawlinson as swing was most recently in ‘Heathers’ in the West End and played a Diva in ’Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’. Her West End credits also include ‘Billy Elliot’, ‘The Sound of Music’, ‘Mary Poppins’ and ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’. Esme Rothero as swing and dance captain is also making her West End debut. Paisley Billings, Roxanne Couch, Danielle Rose, Rachel Rawlinson, Esme Rothero. Photo Craig Sugden
West End hit Six transfers to the Vaudeville Theatre
West End musical Six will move to London's Vaudeville Theatre when its run at the Lyric Theatre ends on 29 August 2021. Described as its 'forever home' this will be the shows third West End venue since premiering at the tiny Arts Theatre in 2017 where it played a handful of performances before returning for an extended run in 2019. Following its enforced shut down due to covid the show transferred to the much larger Lyric Theatre for an 11-week socially distanced run, and will now open at the Vaudeville Theatre from 29 September 2021. Playing 8-shows a week with two performances on Sundays, the current cast features Jarnéia Richard-Noel (Catherine of Aragon), Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour), Alexia McIntosh (Anna of Cleves), Sophie Issacs (Katherine Howard), Courtney Bowman (Anne Boleyn) and Danielle Steers (Catherine Parr). A new cast - yet to be revealed - will take over from Tuesday 16 November. What is Six about? The acclaimed show tells the tale of Henry VIII's six wives, remixing five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a 80-minute celebration of 21st century female power. Watch the trailer for Six The Musical https://vimeo.com/459281741 Who's behind it? Written by Toby Marlowe and Lucy Moss the show stated out at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and fast became a word of mouth hit sensation. The show is directed by Moss and Jamie Armitage, with choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, set design by Emma Bailey, costume design by Gabriella Slade, lighting design by Tim Deiling, sound design by Paul Gatehouse, musical orchestration by Tom Curran and musical supervision by Joe Beighton. How can I book tickets? Six is currently booking until 29 August 2021 at the Lyric Theatre, London. You can book tickets here. From 29 September 2021, Six is booking until 1 May 2022 at the Vaudeville Theatre. You can book tickets here.
Six musical suspends performances until March
West End musical Six has suspended performances at the Lyric Theatre until March 2021. The smash-hit musical was once of the first musicals to resume performances in London's West End in early December, however was forced to closed after only a few performances due to the rise in covid infections and London moving into Tier 3 restrictions. Producers had originally planned for the musical to have an 11-week socially distanced season at the Lyric Theatre, a venue with three times time the capacity of its usual West End home at the Arts Theatre. The show would ideally extend its run at the venue however the new Bob Marley musical Get Up Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical is due to begin previews at the Lyric on 28 May 2021. In a note on social media, Producers stated "Following the Governments national lockdown we have now suspended performances of SIX at the Lyric Theatre until 1 March 20201. Ticket holders for suspended performances will be contacted as soon as possible and we thank you for your patience. We are still discussing additional performances of SIX with the theatre to take place in 2021. Thank you so much for your never ending support. We love you, Queendom!" https://twitter.com/sixthemusical/status/1349344143135428610 What is Six about? The acclaimed show tells the tale of Henry VIII's six wives, remixing five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a 80-minute celebration of 21st century female power. Watch the trailer for Six The Musical https://vimeo.com/459281741 Who's behind it? Written by Toby Marlowe and Lucy Moss the show stated out at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and fast became a word of mouth hit sensation. The show is directed by Moss and Jamie Armitage, with choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, set design by Emma Bailey, costume design by Gabriella Slade, lighting design by Tim Deiling, sound design by Paul Gatehouse, musical orchestration by Tom Curran and musical supervision by Joe Beighton. How can I book tickets? Six is currently booking from 1 March 2021 until 18 April 2021 at the Lyric Theatre, London. You can book tickets here. UPDATE: 18.02.2021. Following the delayed premiere of Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical, Six The Musical will now run until 22 August 2021 at the Lyric Theatre, London.
Six The Musical to resume West End performances at Lyric Theatre this November
The West End production of Six The Musical will resume performances in London this November, temporarily transferring to the Nimax owned Lyric Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue. Six - Live at the Lyric will be the first musical to open in the London's West End following the closure of UK theatres in March earlier this year. The critically acclaimed production will play an 11-week season from 14 November 2020 at the Lyric Theatre which has recently been refurbished following planned closure of long-runner Thriller Live. The production opens in accordance with government guidelines on covid-19 and a range of covid-19 secure measure have been put in place to reduce risk and boost health and safety including temperature checks, a track and trace system, contactless ticketing, deep cleaning and social distancing. Capacity at the venue has been reduced to allow for social distancing and online booking processes have been updated to ensure when seats are booked the neighbouring seats are taken off sale.  Former cast member Amie Atkinson in Six The Musical Written by Toby Marlowe and Lucy Moss, the pop musical tells the tales of the six wives of Henry VIII, remixing five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a 80-minute celebration of 21st century female power. It was also announced the touring cast of show will resume performances from 7 November 2020 with a six-week Christmas season at the Lowry in Salford. Producers Kenny Wax, Wendy and Andy Barnes and George Stiles said: "Across our two UK productions of Six we have the opportunity to give work to 100 or so actors, musicians, technicians, stage managers, production managers, costume makers, marketing, press, ticketing and office staff. We accept that with social distancing it is unlikely to be economically viable, but we hope to entertain many thousands of theatregoers who have been starved of live entertainment since March. "We hope that opening Six will help build audience confidence and bring business back to the local economy. We also understand that restarting productions, particularly musicals, remains impossible for most producers for reasons of scale, finance and lack of cancellation insurance. We continue to look forward to the day when social distancing is removed and theatre can play to 100% capacity." Tickets for Six - Live at the Lyric go on sale Friday 18 September 2020. Six will run from 14 November 2020 until 18 April 2021 at the Lyric Theatre, London. UPDATE: 18.02.2021. Following the delayed premiere of Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical, Six The Musical will now run until 22 August 2021 at the Lyric Theatre, London.
Drive-in production of ‘Six the Musical’ announces further dates
The new drive-in production of Six The Musical has added further performance dates to its UK tour, which opens this August. The drive-in production opens at Milton Keynes on 4 August and runs until 9 August 2020. The show will then visit Liverpool (11-16 August), Leeds (11 - 16 August), Bolton (18 to 23 August), Teesside (18 to 23 August), Lincoln (25 to 27 August), Cheltenham (29 to 30 August), Bristol (25 to 30 August), Edinburgh (1 to 6 September), Newmarket (1 to 3 September), Birmingham (5 to 10 September) and London's Colesdale Farm (8 to 12 September). The new performances include three additional shows at Birmingham Resorts World Arena (12 to 13 September), eight additional performances at London's Colesdale Farm (15 to 20 September) and eight further performances in Milton Keynes (15 to 20 September). Cast members include actresses from the West End and touring production which have been put on hold during the covid-19 pandemic. Jarneia Richard- Noel (Catherine Of Aragon), Courtney Bowman (Anne Boleyn), Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour), Cherelle Jay (Anna Of Cleves), Sophie Issacs (Katherine Howard) and Danielle Steers (Catherine Parr) will perform at Milton Keynes, Leeds, Teesside, Lincoln, Cheltenham, Newmarket & Birmingham venues. Lauren Drew (Catherine Of Aragon), Maddison Bulleyment (Anne Boleyn), Lauren Byrne (Jane Seymour), Shekinah MacFarlane (Anna Of Cleves), Jodie Steele (Katherine Howard) and Athena Collins (Catherine Parr) will perform at Liverpool, Bolton, Bristol, Edinburgh & London venues. The shows are performed under new government guidelines that allows outdoor performances. Each performance will allow up to 300 vehicles with a maximum of seven people allowed per car. There will be an adjacent space next to each vehicle for revellers to picnic and party. All shows will be mounted in line with social distancing rules, with large screens and light displays making the productions a true live-experience. The show will play in full with a backing band on stage, complete choreography and costumes. Tickets for the new dates will be released on Friday 17 July 2020. Update: The Drive-In performances of Six The Musical have been cancelled due to fears of local lockdowns
‘Magic Goes Wrong’ & ‘Six’ extend London runs
West End musical sensation 'Six' and the newly opened play 'Magic Goes Wrong' have both extended their booking periods in London. Six extends at the Arts Theatre The five-time Olivier Award-nominated Six announced it is now booking up to 31 January 2021 at the Arts Theatre.  The smash-hit musical from writers Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss tells the stories of Henry VIII's wives and their experiences of being married to the all-powerful Tudor King.  Featuring original songs heavily influence by contemporary music, the Tudor queens have been given a pop style makeover which, by its nightly standing ovations, has been a huge hit with audiences.   The show, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2018 transferred to its current venue, the Arts Theatre in early 2019 where it  celebrated its first birthday at the venue last week.  The show continues its open-ended run with a stellar cast including Jarneia Richard-Noel (as Catherine of Aragon), Courtney Bowman (as Anne Boleyn), Natalie Paris (as Jane Seymour), Alexia McIntosh (as  Anna of Cleves) and Danielle Steers (Catherine Parr).   Sophie Isaacs, most recently seen in West End productions Goldilocks and the Three Bears  and Heathers The Musical joins the cast from 21 January 2020 as Katherine Howard. Six is now booking until 31 January 2021 at the Arts Theatre. Six tickets are now available. Magic Goes Wrong extends at the Vaudeville Theatre Mischief Theatre's latest West End offering in the 'Goes Wrong' brand, 'Magic Goes Wrong' also announced an extension to its West End run; it  has now extended 3-months and is booking until 30 August 2020 at the  Vaudeville Theatre. Magic Goes Wrong is a collaboration between Mischief Theatre and legendary American magicians Penn & Teller.  The surprise collaboration came about after one of the pair saw the US production of The Play That Goes Wrong and enjoyed it so much he went backstage to meet the cast and the idea for the show was born.   Combining Mischief Theatre's talent for slap-stick comedy and Penn & Teller's on-stage trickery, the play sees the cast don their top hat and tails as they become magicians, attempting to raise as much money as possible at a charity event. As the accidents spiral out of control, so does their fundraising target and your enjoyment! You can read our round-up of reviews but the consensus is the show is a fun night out. Magic Goes Wrong is booking until 30 August 2020 at the Vaudeville Theatre, London. Magic Goes Wrong tickets are now available.

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