Six The Musical Upcoming Events & Tickets
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TOUR: We’re delighted to announce that Six the Musical will return to the North American stage this fall and continue through early 2026. After a pause, the hit pop‑concert reimagining featuring the six wives of Henry VIII is set to resume its tour at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven, CT, beginning September 25, 2025. From there, the production will travel to the Academy of Music in Philadelphia from September 30 to October 5, followed by performances at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh from October 7 to 12, and then the Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts in Worcester, MA, from October 14 to 19. Shows in Providence, RI, at the PPAC are scheduled from October 22 to 26.
Heading into early 2026, audiences across the country will have more opportunities to catch the show — in Chicago (CIBC Theatre) December 2–14, Columbus (Palace Theatre) December 16–21, San Diego (Civic Theatre) December 30–January 4, Denver (Denver Center) January 7–11, Des Moines (Des Moines Civic Center) January 13–18, Austin (Bass Concert Hall) January 20–25, and Dallas (Music Hall at Fair Park) January 27–February 1.
As the season continues into 2026, the production will grace stages in key cities across the spring, starting with Nashville’s Tennessee Performing Arts Center from February 3 to 8, and Fort Worth’s Bass Performance Hall from February 10 to 15. Los Angeles audiences can experience the show at the Pantages Theatre from February 18 through March 8, followed by Costa Mesa’s Segerstrom Center from March 10 to 15, and Tempe’s ASU Gammage from March 17 to 22. The tour continues with performances in Omaha (Orpheum Theater) March 25–29, Midland (Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center) March 31–April 1, El Paso (Plaza Theatre) April 3–5, and Houston (Hobby Center) April 7–12. Excitement doesn’t stop there — summer 2026 bring more chances to see the queens in action. In Orlando, the production arrives at the Walt Disney Theater from June 2 through June 7, offering a vibrant summer treat for theatergoers.
Six the Musical continues to captivate audiences with its playful yet powerful reinvention of Tudor history, reinterpreted as a modern pop concert where six queens tell their stories and reclaim their identities, complete with fierce choreography and witty lyrics. The return of the North American tour marks an exciting new chapter in the show’s ongoing international success. Stay tuned for local performance updates as the tour unfolds across the continent!
TICKETS: Tickets for Six The Musical 2025-26 shows are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Ticket prices vary by city, venue, and seat location, but most tickets for the North American tour typically start around $65 to $85 for standard seating. In major markets or premium sections, prices can rise to $150 or more, especially for weekend or evening performances. Broadway prices have ranged from $101 to over $250, depending on demand and availability. While some venues may offer group rates or limited discounted seats, most prices reflect the high demand and popularity of this energetic, chart-topping production.
ABOUT: Six the Musical is a high-energy, pop-infused reimagining of the six wives of Henry VIII, turning centuries-old history into a modern, empowering concert experience. Created by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, the show transforms each queen’s story into a fierce solo performance, blending elements of historical narrative with influences from contemporary pop icons like Beyoncé, Adele, and Ariana Grande.
Rather than following a traditional plot, Six stages a live, fictional pop concert in which the queens compete to see who had the worst time with Henry, aiming to win the spotlight. Along the way, they reclaim their voices, challenge how history has portrayed them, and ultimately decide to stand together rather than be defined by a man. Each song is a solo moment for a different queen — Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anna of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Catherine Parr — each with its own distinct style and emotional weight.
Originally developed by university students in the UK, Six exploded in popularity after its debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017. It went on to become a hit in the West End, on Broadway, and in multiple international productions. Critics have praised it for its smart, witty writing, catchy songs, and unapologetically feminist perspective.
With minimal sets and maximum charisma, Six proves that history isn’t just about kings and battles — it’s about voices long ignored, finally getting the mic.
