Six (HenryVIII)

SIX is a modern pop musical that reimagines the six wives of King Henry VIII as a fierce girl group. Instead of being remembered only as his wives, they take the stage to tell their stories—on their terms. The show is structured like a pop concert. Each queen gets her own song inspired by different pop icons and styles, and they compete to decide who had it the worst in their marriage to Henry VIII. As the competition goes on, they begin to realize that defining themselves by their trauma—and by Henry—still keeps them trapped in his shadow. By the end, the queens flip the narrative: they choose to stop competing and instead reclaim their identities as independent women, rewriting history together. The Queens Catherine of Aragon – The loyal first wife who was cast aside. Anne Boleyn – The bold, rebellious second wife who refused to be quiet. Jane Seymour – The kind-hearted third wife, remembered as “the one he loved.” Anne of Cleves – The smart, underrated wife who won by getting out. Katherine Howard – The youngest wife, whose story highlights manipulation and lost innocence. Catherine Parr – The final wife, a survivor who outlived Henry and found her own voice. Vibe & Themes High-energy pop concert (90 minutes, no intermission) Feminism, identity, reclaiming history Sisterhood over competition Catchy, empowering music with modern humor Songs: No Way (Aaragon) Dont Lose Your Heart (Boleyn) Heart Of Stine (Seymour) Hous Of Holbein (All) Get Down (Cleves) All You Want To Do (Howard) I Dont Need Your Love (Parr)