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Backed by a killer live band (the Ladies-in-Waiting) and loaded with pop culture references, Six delivers history, herstory, and hysterics. The show has bagged 5 Olivier Awards, and has won 3 Joseph Jefferson Equity Awards! Whether you're a history nerd, a theatre lover, or just want a fierce night out, Six the Musical London is your crowning jewel.
Henry VIII, despite his impressive list of achievements, is infamously known to be the wife killer. He married and beheaded 6 of his wives. This play is an attempt at understanding what the 6 went through but in the form of a musical showdown.
The show starts with a musical battle between the 6 to determine who has had the worst experience at the hands of their husband. Through these battles, the show explores the themes of beauty and external validation in their times. Most importantly it explores the lack of agency women had in their lives. Ultimately the 6 realize how society functions and its impact on their lives. This show is the perfect example of lacing a poignant issue with comedy to make it more palpable.
Show timings for Six may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
Note: Producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.
The Vaudeville Theatre in London was designed by celebrated architect C. J. Phipps, it first opened its doors on 16 April 1870 with a comedy (For Love or Money) and a burlesque (Don Carlos) . True to its name, the venue initially showcased vaudeville-style entertainment—short musical and variety acts featuring singers, dancers, and comedic sketchesy. The Vaudeville Theatre, which has been operational for almost 150 years, has hosted many memorable shows throughout its history.
Vaudeville Theatre Seating Plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Address: 404 Strand, Covent Garden, London WC2R 0NH, UK
Tube: Charing Cross, which can be accessed via Bakerloo and Northern lines, is around five minutes away from the theatre. You can also alight at the Embankment station which is connected via the Bakerloo, District, Northern, and Circle lines.
Bus: The bus numbers that ply close to the theatre include 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 68, 76, 171, 176, and 188.
Available facilities: Bar and Restroom
Accessibility: Wheelchair access and Assisted Listening Devices
I'll start by saying I was already a huge fan of Six, but this was my first time seeing it live and it definitely exceeded the expectations! Everything was throughly explained, I didn't have to wait to get there and the actresses and players were mind blowing! (I also had the limited view seating but it didn't stop me from having the time of my life) 10/10
Loved the history, humor, and singing! The choreography was fantastic!
It was very easy to book had great seats and the show was six supertastic the energy vocals and physicality of the wives was superb. Though I still don't know much about Catherine Howard who!!😂 though the actress who played her was fab
Easy easy easy booked in a trice welcomed at the theatre and found the seats easily. The performance was outstanding it was wonderful from start to finish thank you 🥰
Finally saw Six the Musical at the Vaudeville Theatre in London after being a fan since 2020, and what an absolute blast it was! Each queen brought her own fierce, shining personality, and the music was just as catchy as I’d hoped. The theatre itself was lovely, and it being my first London theatre experience made it even more special. Anne Boleyn totally stole my heart this performance, she's just so much fun. I even grabbed a Six magnet to remember the night forever. Second time in London, but this show made it my favourite trip yet. Highly recommend to anyone, Tudor history fan or not! :-)
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The show is suitable for 10+.
Six The Musical is playing at Vaudeville Theatre in London.
The running time of Six The Musical is 1 hrs, 15 mins with no intermission.
Six The Musical tells the story of the six dead wives of Henry VIII but in the form of a musical showdown.
The main star of the show are Rhianne-Louise McCaulsky as Catherine of Aragon, Baylie Carson as Anne Boleyn, Claudi Kariuki as Jayne Seymore, Dionne-Ward Anderson as Anna of Cleves, Koko Basigara as Katherine Howard and Roxanne Couch as Catherine Parr.
There is no specific dress code at West End. However, it is prudent to dress in semi-formals or smart casuals and something comfortable. Carry a light sweater or a jacket as the theatre can get a bit chilly.
No, outside food is not allowed while attending Six The Musical. Most theatres do have a cafeteria or bar inside the premises where you can get snacks and drinks.
Vaudeville Theatre has multiple facilities including Bar, Restroom Wheelchair accessible seats and Assisted Listening Devices available for the audience.
Photography, videography, and sound recording are prohibited inside the theatre. Some theatres do have a souvenir shop from where you can purchase pictures of stills of the show.