Six Tudor Queens Share One Pop Stage
Six wives of Henry VIII trade solo numbers in a Tudor pop concert at the Lena Horne Theatre.
👑 One Night, Six Queens
🎤 What They Sing
SIX runs eighty minutes with no interval, staging the six wives of Henry VIII as a pop lineup rather than a costume drama. Each queen takes a solo built on a different contemporary style, from synth ballad to house. A four piece band of women plays onstage the entire time. The show ends by rewriting the ending each queen was handed, which lands very differently from the history most people learned. Expect a concert format carried by a Broadway cast.
🎟️ Inside the Room
Doors open about thirty minutes ahead at 256 West 47th Street, and house staff scan tickets at the lobby door. Seats run close together across orchestra and mezzanine, with the band visible upstage the whole show. People clap between numbers and stay seated throughout. Student rush seats go for thirty five dollars at the box office on the day, sold in person only. Groups of four to eight can use the code QUEENPACK for a reduced rate.
🕖 Timing and Fit
The Thursday performance starts at 7 in the evening on September 17, in the theater district a block west of Times Square. Arrive a little before seven to clear the lobby line and find your row. Eighty minutes straight through means no interval to stretch or step out, worth knowing before you settle in. It suits people who want a short, loud night and a cast album they will replay. If you were hoping for a quiet character drama, this is not that.
