The producers of the hit musical Six have unveiled a fresh company for the 2026-27 UK and international tour, set to begin in Edinburgh before visiting venues across the UK, Ireland, and Luxembourg. This announcement marks a key moment in the ongoing global presence of the show.

The new touring company will take over the production from 22 September 2026, opening at Edinburgh Festival Theatre. The tour will then continue across the UK and Ireland, with a scheduled run at the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg from 5 to 9 May 2027.

The cast includes Sedona Sky as Catherine of Aragon, Eve Humphrey as Anne Boleyn, Billie Kerr as Jane Seymour, Tia Antoine-Charles as Anna of Cleves, Léa Desjacques as Katherine Howard, and Amena El-Kindy as Catherine Parr. Alternates Rosie Itzel, Eve Parsons, and Charlotte Anne Steen will support the cast, with Eve Knagg and Lara Vina Uzcatia joining as super swings.

Accompanying the performers is the show’s all-female band, The Ladies in Waiting, led by musical director Sara De Sanctis. The band plays a central role in the musical’s unique concert-style presentation.

Six, written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII as pop stars, each telling her own story in a vibrant 80-minute musical concert. The show currently plays at the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s West End and the Lena Horne Theatre on Broadway.

Internationally, Six is expanding with a new Spanish-language production opening in Madrid this September, a national tour planned in Australia, and a 12-week season in China later this year featuring the current touring company.

The production has won more than 35 international awards, including Tony Awards for Best Original Score and Best Costume Design, alongside multiple WhatsOnStage Awards for Best West End Show.

The creative team behind Six includes co-directors Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss alongside Jamie Armitage, choreographer Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, and costume designer Gabriella Slade. The production is produced by Kenny Wax, Wendy and Andy Barnes, and George Stiles.