London "SIX" Musical Tickets

• 🌸 The Japanese Queen band will land in London's West End from 4 to 9 November 2025 for a one‑week run

• 👑 This is a musical that captivates everyone.

• 💃 《Six》 subverts Tudor history, placing Henry VIII's wives at the centre of the stage.

• 🌟 Be part of this ultimate girl power musical in London.

• 🎶 Filled with pop hits and heartfelt ballads that rival those of Ariana Grande and Adele

✨ This is the musical everyone is talking about, taking the world by storm. 《SIX》 is not just a musical; it's a phenomenon. It's vibrant, witty, and heartfelt, turning Tudor history on its head by bringing Henry VIII's six wives to the forefront like never before. From the moment the lights go down, you know you're in for something special. You'll laugh, you'll cheer, and you might find yourself humming the songs for days. Whether you come for the music, the message, or the spectacle, you'll leave feeling uplifted, empowered, and maybe even a little bit royal. 👑

Theatre Seating Plan:

Picture this scene: Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Catherine Parr — Henry VIII's six wives, no longer reduced to tragic footnotes of "divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived." They hold microphones, clad in dazzling costumes shimmering with modern rebellion, and under brilliant lights, they engage in an unprecedented "sadness competition": whose life was the toughest? Whose story deserves to be heard most?

But as the notes flow, they realise: why compete over pain? When six voices intertwine into harmony, the oppressive history shatters, unleashing a collective power of women.

Modern Interpretation of History: Retelling a 16th‑century story in the form of a pop concert, the electrifying songs blend pop, hip‑hop, R&B and even electronic dance music, each one a defiant cry to history: "Our version, we sing it ourselves!"

The Impact of an All‑Female Cast: On stage, only the six queens and their all‑female band, "Ladies in Waiting." No male characters, yet the dialogue with history carries profound weight.

A Dual Feast for the Senses: The stage design draws inspiration from pop superstar tours, with lights flashing like paparazzi cameras, and costumes a fantastical clash of Tudor style and pop elements — corsets studded with rivets, crowns embedded with the rebellion of street culture.

A Journey of Laughter and Tears: The narrative balances humour and depth; you'll laugh to the beat, and suddenly be moved by the sincerity of the lyrics, glimpsing a warmth never before shown by these historical figures.