History Reimagined as Pop Concert
What if Henry VIII's six wives had formed a pop group? That's the brilliant premise of SIX. Each queen gets to tell her story through her own pop anthem, competing to see who had the worst time being married to Henry. It's part history lesson, part pop concert, part feminist reclamation.
The Revolutionary Format
- No traditional plot - it's structured like a pop concert
- Each queen introduces herself and performs her signature song
- Modern costumes inspired by pop stars like Beyoncé, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj
- The audience becomes the concert crowd, cheering and applauding
- History told from the women's perspective, not Henry's
- Empowering message about reclaiming your own narrative
Meet the Queens and Their Anthems
- Catherine of Aragon - "No Way" - A defiant anthem about refusing to be cast aside (inspired by Beyoncé)
- Anne Boleyn - "Don't Lose Ur Head" - A sassy pop banger about keeping your confidence (inspired by Lily Allen)
- Jane Seymore - "Heart of Stone" - A haunting ballad about love and loss (inspired by Adele)
- Anna of Cleves - "Get Down" - An empowering dance track about independence (inspired by Nicki Minaj)
- Katherine Howard - "All You Wanna Do" - A deceptively upbeat song with a serious message (inspired by Britney Spears)
- Catherine Parr - "I Don't Need Your Love" - A powerful finale about self-worth (inspired by Emeli Sandé)
Creative Team: Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, who created the show while students at Cambridge University. The youngest writing team ever to have a musical in the West End.