SIX The Musical London Tickets & Tour 2026–2027

SIX the Musical is the electrifying pop-concert sensation at London’s Vaudeville Theatre, where the six wives of Henry VIII remix five hundred years of Tudor history into a fiercely funny, girl-power West End show. Book SIX London tickets now and get ready to be divorced, beheaded, live in the theatre.

Choosing Your SIX The Musical Tickets

Date	Price	Tickets
Tuesday 17 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Wednesday 18 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Thursday 19 Mar 2026 16:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
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Friday 20 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Saturday 21 Mar 2026 16:00	SIX the Musical from £62.70	Tickets
Saturday 21 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Sunday 22 Mar 2026 15:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
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Tuesday 24 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
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Thursday 26 Mar 2026 16:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
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Friday 27 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Saturday 28 Mar 2026 16:00	SIX the Musical from £51.20	Tickets
Saturday 28 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Sunday 29 Mar 2026 15:00	SIX the Musical from £51.20	Tickets
Sunday 29 Mar 2026 19:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Tuesday 31 Mar 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets
Wednesday 01 Apr 2026 20:00	SIX the Musical from £39.70	Tickets

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SIX The Musical Tour

From Tudor queens to pop icons, the six wives of Henry VIII are hitting the road as SIX continues its reign across the UK and Ireland. This high-voltage, 80-minute pop concert musical remixes 500 years of heartbreak into a fierce, funny, girl-power party coming to a theatre near you.

Date	City	Venue	Tickets
Wed 25 Mar 2026 - Sat 28 Mar 2026	Stoke-on-Trent	Regent Theatre	Tickets
Tue 31 Mar 2026 - Sat 11 Apr 2026	Birmingham	Hippodrome Theatre	Tickets
Tue 14 Apr 2026 - Sat 25 Apr 2026	Bath	Theatre Royal	Tickets
Tue 28 Apr 2026 - Sat 9 May 2026	Nottingham	Theatre Royal	Tickets
Tue 12 May 2026 - Sat 16 May 2026	Northampton	Royal & Derngate Theatre	Tickets
Tue 19 May 2026 - Sat 23 May 2026	Hull	New Theatre	Tickets
Wed 15 Jul 2026 - Sat 18 Jul 2026	Bromley	Churchill Theatre	Tickets
Wed 22 Jul 2026 - Sun 26 Jul 2026	High Wycombe	Wycombe Swan	Tickets
Sat 1 Aug 2026 - Sat 15 Aug 2026	Salford	The Lowry	Tickets
Tue 18 Aug 2026 - Sat 22 Aug 2026	Tunbridge Wells	Assembly Hall Theatre	Tickets
Tue 1 Sep 2026 - Sat 12 Sep 2026	Sheffield	Lyceum Theatre	Tickets
Tue 15 Sep 2026 - Sat 26 Sep 2026	Edinburgh	Festival Theatre	Tickets
Tue 29 Sep 2026 - Sat 3 Oct 2026	Glasgow	Theatre Royal	Tickets
Tue 6 Oct 2026 - Sat 10 Oct 2026	Inverness	Eden Court	Tickets
Tue 13 Oct 2026 - Sat 17 Oct 2026	Darlington	Darlington Hippodrome	Tickets
Tue 20 Oct 2026 - Sat 24 Oct 2026	Woking	New Victoria Theatre	Tickets
Tue 27 Oct 2026 - Sat 31 Oct 2026	Southampton	Mayflower Theatre	Tickets
Tue 3 Nov 2026 - Sat 7 Nov 2026	Leeds	The Grand Theatre	Tickets
Tue 17 Nov 2026 - Sat 21 Nov 2026	Southend	Cliffs Pavilion	Tickets
Tue 24 Nov 2026 - Sat 28 Nov 2026	Milton Keynes	Milton Keynes Theatre	Tickets
Tue 1 Dec 2026 - Sat 5 Dec 2026	Brighton	Theatre Royal Brighton	Tickets
Fri 18 Dec 2026 - Sat 2 Jan 2027	Swansea	Swansea Building Society Arena	Tickets

Why You Need to See It

Why You Need to See It

• SIX rips up the rulebook of historical drama by turning Henry VIII’s six wives into a 75-minute pop concert, where each queen grabs a mic to reclaim her story and compete over who had it worst—until they decide they are more than just “ex‑wives” defined by a man.
• The West End production at the Vaudeville Theatre has become a long-running phenomenon, currently booking into at least June 2026 and spawning tours, cruise versions and school editions, which means you are seeing a show that has evolved into a polished, high-energy “histo-remix” with a fiercely devoted fanbase.
• From 18 February 2025, the London cast features Jaz Robinson as Catherine of Aragon, Thao Therese Nguyen as Anne Boleyn, Hana Stewart as Jane Seymour, Dionne Ward-Anderson as Anna of Cleves, Caitlyn De Kuyper as Katherine Howard and Amelia Kinu Muus as Catherine Parr, supported by alternates Leonor Correia, Honey Joseph and Odelia Dizel-Cubuca and “SuperSwings” Shakira Simpson, Laura Baxter and Meg Dixon-Brasil.
• Each queen’s solo is styled after different modern pop icons—Aragon channels Beyoncé/J-Lo power diva energy, Boleyn has Lily Allen/Avril Lavigne pop-punk vibes, Seymour leans into Adele-style balladry, Cleves grooves with Rihanna/Nicki swagger, Howard echoes Britney/Ariana pop princess, and Parr reflects Alicia Keys-style R&B sincerity—so the show feels like six mini concerts inside one.
• The “Ladies in Waiting” onstage band—Beth Jerem and Sinéad Rodger as musical directors/keys alongside Alice Angliss (drums), Emma Jemima (guitar) and Kelly Morris (bass)—keep the sound tight and present, making SIX feel like a live gig where the musicians are as visible and celebrated as the vocalists.
• Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’s score includes 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 the encore Megasix, with sharp, meme-ready lyrics that fold in historical facts while sounding like contemporary chart hits.
• Ex-Wives immediately frames the wives as performers rather than victims, Heart of Stone gives Jane Seymour a show-stopping emotional ballad, Get Down turns Anna of Cleves’ “rejection” into a flex of independence and property ownership, and I Don’t Need Your Love sees Catherine Parr reject being reduced to one more tragic wife.
• The musical has gathered a trophy cabinet of awards: Olivier nominations in London, two Tony Awards (including Best Original Score for Marlow and Moss) on Broadway, and multiple WhatsOnStage and Drama Desk honours, remarkable for a student-written show that started at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017.
• Gabriella Slade’s Olivier-winning costume design is instantly recognisable: each queen wears a stylised Tudor silhouette reimagined as a pop-star outfit—corsets, structured skirts and puffed sleeves rendered in metallics, studs, mesh and LED accents—created to reflect both historical references and modern music influences.
• Costume details carry storytelling clues: Aragon’s gold and black armour-like ensemble evokes her long reign and Spanish heritage, Boleyn’s green accents nod to the legends around her, Seymour’s softer white and silver palette signals vulnerability, Cleves’ bold, blocky shapes and trousers stress her autonomy, Howard’s pink, hyper‑feminine mini-dress underscores her sexualisation, and Parr’s teal/blue suit-like outfit marks her as a creative, intellectual equal.
• Emma Bailey’s minimal but effective set, Tim Deiling’s concert-style lighting and Paul Gatehouse’s sound design keep focus on the queens and the band, turning the Vaudeville into an intimate pop arena with moving lights, strobes and haze that mirror arena tours rather than traditional musical-theatre staging.
• The filmed capture Six: The Musical Live!, shot at the Vaudeville with the original West End queens (Jarnéia Richard-Noel, Millie O’Connell, Natalie Paris, Alexia McIntosh, Aimie Atkinson and Maiya Quansah-Breed), further demonstrates how the show’s tight staging and direct-to-camera address work both in theatre and on screen.
• SIX is often described as a gateway musical for younger audiences: the 80-minute runtime, no interval, and pop-concert format make it particularly accessible for teens and tweens while still offering enough historical nuance and feminist commentary to engage adults and history buffs.
• Official guidance for the West End production recommends SIX for ages 10 and up, with under‑16s required to be accompanied by an adult; parents should be aware that the show includes references to miscarriage, execution, sexual coercion and harassment, but these are handled through innuendo and stylised lyrics rather than graphic depiction.
• To enhance the experience, listening to the studio cast album—especially Ex-Wives, No Way, Don’t Lose Ur Head, Heart of Stone, Get Down, All You Wanna Do and I Don’t Need Your Love—beforehand will help you catch lyrical wordplay, historical in-jokes and how the final Megasix reframes each queen’s narrative from competition to collaboration.

SIX The Musical Cast at London’s Vaudeville Theatre

The West End production of SIX The Musical at London’s Vaudeville Theatre is currently ruled by a brand-new 2026–27 “Queendom”, starring Adrianne Langley as Catherine of Aragon, Marisha Morgan as Anne Boleyn, Jessica Aubrey as Jane Seymour, Freya Karlettis as Anna of Cleves, Leesa Tulley as Katherine Howard and Nia Stephen as Catherine Parr. Together with a powerhouse team of alternates and Super Swings, they deliver the show’s signature pop-concert energy, fierce vocals and witty re‑telling of the six wives of Henry VIII night after night in the heart of the West End.

• Adrianne Langley as Catherine of Aragon
• Marisha Morgan as Anne Boleyn
• Jessica Aubrey as Jane Seymour
• Freya Karlettis as Anna of Cleves
• Leesa Tulley as Katherine Howard
• Nia Stephen as Catherine Parr

The Venue: Vaudeville Theatre

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is SIX The Musical about?

SIX is a modern pop-concert style musical where the six wives of Henry VIII step up to the mic to tell their own side of the story and decide who had the worst time with the king. Each queen performs a different pop-inspired number, turning history into a high-energy girl-group show about survival, sisterhood, and taking back the narrative.

Where is SIX The Musical playing in London?

SIX is playing at the Vaudeville Theatre on the Strand, London WC2R 0NH, close to Charing Cross and Embankment stations. The Vaudeville is a relatively intimate West End theatre, which means most seats feel close to the stage and the show’s concert atmosphere.

How long is SIX The Musical?

The running time of SIX in London is about 80 minutes with no interval, so it is a one-act show that finishes in under an hour and a half. This shorter length makes it easy to fit around travel and dinner plans and is usually comfortable for younger theatregoers.

What is the age recommendation for SIX?

SIX is recommended for ages 10 and over, and children under 10 are generally not admitted to the theatre. All children under 16 must sit next to an accompanying adult aged 18 or over, as the show includes some mature themes and innuendo presented in a pop-concert style.

Is SIX suitable for children and teens?

Many families find SIX a great choice for older children and teens who enjoy pop music and fast, funny storytelling, and it has become popular for school and youth trips. Parents should be aware that there are references to beheading, miscarriage, and relationships, but these are handled with humour and empowerment rather than graphic detail.

How long is SIX booking in the West End?

The London production of SIX at the Vaudeville Theatre is currently booking until at least 28 June 2026, with more dates likely to be added as demand continues. This means there is a good window to plan a trip, but popular dates and performances, such as weekends and sing-along shows, can sell out far in advance.

Is there a SIX UK and Ireland tour?

Yes, SIX continues to tour the UK and Ireland alongside its West End run, visiting venues such as Southend, Malvern, Wycombe, Southampton, Oxford, Blackpool, Bath, Nottingham, Hull, Glasgow, Northampton, Leeds, Salford, Tunbridge Wells, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Woking, and more into 2026. Tour dates are spread through the year with short runs in each city, so checking the schedule early helps secure tickets for your nearest venue.

Does SIX include special effects or access performances?

SIX uses concert-style lighting, flashing lights, strobe effects, haze, and loud amplified music to create its pop-gig atmosphere, which some sensitive viewers may find intense. The show also schedules regular captioned, BSL-interpreted, and audio-described performances, with dates listed on official ticket and theatre sites.

How can I find cheap SIX tickets?

Cheaper SIX tickets are often available for midweek performances, especially Tuesday–Thursday evenings and some Sunday shows, and for seats further back or to the sides of the Dress Circle and Upper Circle. Comparing prices on official box office channels with offers, rush schemes, and discounted dates highlighted on the MusicalsAndTickets website is a smart way to find good-value tickets while still enjoying a strong view of the stage.

Where is the best place to buy SIX tickets and check showtimes?

The safest options are the official SIX website, the Vaudeville Theatre/Nimax Theatres box office, and authorised ticket agents that show live seat maps, clear pricing, and any access performances. For the most accurate performance days and start times in London or on the UK tour, it is recommended to visit the SIX event page on the MusicalsAndTickets website, where up-to-date showtimes are listed before you choose your tickets.