Six The Musical in Tunbridge Wells 2026

Six The Musical is set to electrify Tunbridge Wells with a fresh take on history’s most infamous queens. From August 18 to August 22, 2026, the Assembly Hall Theatre will come alive with fierce performances and catchy tunes. Don’t miss this chance to witness the royal revolution—grab your Six The Musical tickets now!
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Cast in Tunbridge Wells
The UK and international touring production of Six the Musical features six leading Queens, each portraying one of Henry VIII’s wives in a high-energy pop-concert style show.
- LaSasha Aldredge as Catherine of Aragon
- Yna Montarde as Anne Boleyn
- Emily Dawson as Jane Seymour
- Jodie Knight as Anna of Cleves
- Sammy Timbers as Katherine Howard
- Layla Chivandire as Catherine Parr
The Venue: Assembly Hall Theatre
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Six the Musical in Tunbridge Wells in 2026?
Six the Musical is in Tunbridge Wells from Tuesday 18 August to Saturday 22 August 2026 at the Assembly Hall Theatre as part of the 2026 UK tour.
Where is Six the Musical performing in Tunbridge Wells?
In Tunbridge Wells, Six the Musical is playing at the Assembly Hall Theatre on Crescent Road, right by the town centre and close to shops, restaurants, and public transport, making it easy to combine the show with a day or night out.
What is Six the Musical about?
Six the Musical is a pop-concert style show where the six wives of Henry VIII perform as a girl group and step into the spotlight to tell their own stories instead of being remembered only as part of a history rhyme.
The queens begin by competing over who had the worst time with Henry, but as the show goes on they reject the competition and choose to stand together, rewriting their lives as powerful women with their own voices and futures.
How long does Six the Musical run?
The show runs for around 75 to 80 minutes without an interval, so it feels like a fast, high-energy live gig rather than a long two-act musical.
This compact running time makes it easy to fit into an evening in Tunbridge Wells and still have time to travel home or enjoy food and drinks nearby.
What awards has Six the Musical won?
Six the Musical has won major international awards, including the Tony Award for Best Original Score, as well as other US theatre honours for its music, costumes, and design.
In the UK it has received multiple Olivier Award nominations and is widely praised as an international smash hit for its sharp lyrics, catchy pop score, and bold reimagining of Henry VIII’s queens.
Is Six the Musical suitable for children and families?
Six is generally recommended for older children and teenagers, as it includes some mature themes, historical references, and cheeky lyrics, even though the overall tone is fun and upbeat.
Many families enjoy going together, but parents should think about their child’s age and sensitivity and decide whether the language, jokes, and concert-style atmosphere are appropriate.
How can I get cheap tickets for Six the Musical in Tunbridge Wells?
To get cheaper tickets, look at lower price bands such as seats further back in the stalls or higher up in the auditorium, which can still offer a good view for this front-of-stage, concert-style show.
Booking early, choosing midweek performances instead of peak Friday and Saturday evenings, and avoiding the highest premium seats are simple ways to keep costs down.
Are there ways to get last-minute discount tickets?
If you are booking close to the date, midweek performances usually offer the best chance of finding remaining tickets at reasonable prices.
You can also watch for same-day returns or unsold seats released by the box office or trusted ticket outlets shortly before the performance, which are sometimes discounted, though this is never guaranteed for a popular musical.
Which performance days are usually the best value?
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday performances in Tunbridge Wells are usually better value than Friday and Saturday nights, which tend to be the most in-demand shows.
If any matinee performances are scheduled during the run, they can also offer good value and a wider choice of seats compared with peak evening shows.
What are the best seats for value at the Assembly Hall Theatre?
For a balance of price and view, look for central seats a little further back in the stalls or in the front rows of the circle, where you still see the queens and band clearly without paying top-tier prices.
Because Six mainly uses the front and centre of the stage, some side or upper-level seats in lower price bands can still give you a lively atmosphere and a clear view of most of the action.
Do I need to know Tudor history to enjoy Six the Musical?
You do not need detailed Tudor history knowledge, as each queen introduces herself and explains her story through clear, witty, modern songs that make the plot easy to follow.
A basic awareness that Henry VIII had six wives can make some jokes and references more satisfying, but the show is designed to be fun and accessible even if you know very little.
What should I wear and when should I arrive for the show in Tunbridge Wells?
There is no strict dress code, so smart-casual clothing that you feel comfortable wearing for about 80 minutes is ideal, and many people enjoy leaning into the pop-concert feel with bright or themed outfits.
Arriving around 30 minutes before the performance gives you time to collect tickets if needed, find your seat, and settle in so you do not miss the queens taking to the mic at the very start of the show.
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