Description
Planning a brilliant family theatre trip in central London is simple with SIX The Musical, a hit pop-concert style stage show at the Vaudeville Theatre. Located in the heart of the West End.
Standard ticket prices start from £34.50, inclusive of restoration levies, with various concession options and group rates available for booking. this high-energy production reimagines the lives of Henry VIII’s six wives through catchy modern songs and sharp wit.
If you are looking for the best place for a day out with family and kids to experience award-winning theatre, this vibrant show delivers an unforgettable musical celebration.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: Yes
Features
What makes SIX The Musical unique?
- Pop-concert format that swaps traditional theatre staging for a high-octane pop gig experience complete with live backing band.
- Feminist historical retelling where the six wives reclaim their narratives from King Henry VIII through individual musical numbers.
- Fast-paced runtime lasting 80 minutes without an interval, making it ideal for maintaining younger viewers' attention.
- Inclusive sensory environment featuring regular accessible sign-language interpreted, audio-described, and captioned performances.
Top 5 Highlights
- How does the opening number set the tone for the show? The musical kicks off with the energetic opening track "Ex-Wives," where all six queens take the stage together. Kids and teenagers love the immediate concert vibe and vibrant choreography that introduces each queen's plight.
- Why is Catherine of Aragon's performance a crowd favorite? Kicking off the individual showdowns, Catherine of Aragon delivers "No Way" with fierce rock vocals. Young audiences enjoy her defiant attitude as she refuses to accept her royal dismissal.
- What makes Anne Boleyn's track stand out? Anne Boleyn takes over with the cheeky, upbeat pop song "Don't Lose Ur Head." It brings plenty of laughs and playful audience engagement through its witty look at Tudor history.
- How does Jane Seymour change the mood of the concert? Slowing down the tempo, Jane Seymour delivers the powerful ballad "Heart of Stone." Families appreciate the emotional depth and soaring vocals that showcase the sincerity behind her historical story.
- Why is the grand finale an uplifting spectacle? The show concludes with a joyous mashup and final numbers where all the queens rewrite their history together. It leaves the auditorium buzzing with high energy and feel-good girl power.
0.04 miles
