Six wives of Henry VIII take over The Lowry this Christmas in a new musical

Six wives of Henry VIII take to the mic to retell their stories in ‘SIX,’ a 75minute celebration of 21st century sisterly sass-itude coming to The Lowry for a Christmas run Tue 4 – Sun 16 December. 

From Tudor queens to pop princesses, ‘SIX’ is a 75 minute celebration of sisterly sass-itude remixing 500 years of her-storical heartbreak

‘SIX’ has already sold over 10,000 tickets and earned a clutch of 5-star reviews at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Powered by an all-female band and with songs including ‘Ex-Wives,’ ‘Haus of Holbein’ and ‘Don’t Lose Ur Head,’ this high-octane pop concert musical by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss is widely tipped to be one of the most exciting new West End shows of 2018.

Cast includes; Jarneia Richard-Noel (Catherine Of Aragon) was in The Color Purple in Concert at Cadogan Hall. Millie O’Connell (Anne Boleyn) recently appeared in the UK tour of Thoroughly Modern Millie and was understudy Peggy Sawyer, 42nd Street, Theatre Du Chatelet, Paris. Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour) was Louise in Sunday in the Park with George at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Alexia McIntosh (Anna Of Cleves) was Rosa in Godiva Rocks at Belgrade Theatre. Aimie Atkinson (Katherine Howard) was Daniela in In The Heights at Kings Cross Theatre and originated the lead role of Luisa in Zorro the Musical (UK tour). Maiya Quansah-Breed (Catherine Parr) has just graduated from Guildford School of Acting. Grace Mouat, who completes the cast as swing/dance captain, has also just graduated from GSA.

Directed by Lucy Moss & Jamie Armitage. Choreographer Carrie-Anne Ingrouille. Set Design: Emma Bailey. Costume Design: Gabriella Slade. Lighting Design: Tim Deiling. Sound Design: Paul Gatehouse. Musical Supervisor: Joe Beighton. Orchestrations Tom Curran.

‘SIX’ is a co-production between Kenny Wax and Global Musicals. George Stiles Executive Producer.

Listings Information 
SIX 
Dates: Tue 4 – Sun 16 December
Times: 8pm Tue – Sat, 2pm Tue, 5pm Sat, 7pm Sun.
Tickets: £23. Concessions £2 off (selected performances)
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