SIX The Musical Extends West End Run Until Late 2027
A Royal Encore for Theatre-Goers Across London
Theatre fans across our capital have something to celebrate: SIX The Musical, one of the West End’s most electrifying productions, is staying put at the historic Vaudeville Theatre on the Strand for another full year. The boundary-pushing show, which reimagines Henry VIII’s six wives as chart-topping pop stars competing for the spotlight, has extended its booking calendar through 28 November 2027—adding nearly ten months to what was originally scheduled as a January 2027 finale.
For those who’ve yet to experience the production, this extended run represents a genuine golden opportunity. The Vaudeville Theatre’s intimate venue on the Strand—nestled between the bustling energy of Soho and the classical grandeur of London’s theatre district—offers the perfect setting for a show that’s part musical, part concert spectacle. Whether you’re a longtime Londoner catching a matinee before work or a visitor exploring our world-class West End attractions, SIX delivers theatrical brilliance with a contemporary edge that resonates with audiences of all ages.
Meet the Fresh Ensemble Taking the Stage
The production welcomes an exciting new cast lineup that brings fresh interpretations to these legendary historical figures. Leading the charge are performers including Leesa Tulley as Katherine Howard, Adrianne Langley taking on Catherine of Aragon, and Marisha Morgan embodying Anne Boleyn—each bringing their own theatrical credentials from productions like Wicked, Titanique, and Tina.
The ensemble’s depth matters too. With seasoned alternates including Tegan Bannister (who’s performed in Oliver!) and a trio of Super Swings ensuring seamless performances seven days a week, the production maintains the energy and consistency that’s made SIX a phenomenon. The resident band, Ladies in Waiting, combines classical musicianship with contemporary pop sensibilities, anchored by Musical Director Beth Jerem and featuring experienced musicians across drums, guitar, and bass.
This isn’t simply a casting change—it’s an opportunity for theatre professionals across London to step into one of the West End’s most coveted roles, while ensuring audiences continue experiencing the show at its absolute peak performance quality.
Plan Your West End Adventure Before It’s Too Late
If you’ve been meaning to experience SIX but kept putting it off, mark your calendar now. The show runs Tuesday through Sunday evenings, with additional matinees on Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays—meaning there’s genuinely flexible scheduling for working Londoners and day-tripping visitors alike.
The Vaudeville Theatre’s location on the Strand places you at the heart of London’s cultural corridor, walking distance from Trafalgar Square’s iconic energy and minutes from the West End’s other theatrical treasures. Whether you arrive via the Tube or take advantage of the excellent bus connections, getting to the venue is straightforward.
Tickets are now on sale through November 2027, but given SIX’s status as a sell-out phenomenon, advance booking is genuinely advisable—especially for premium seats and weekend performances. This extended run represents the production’s confidence in continued audience demand and London’s appetite for innovative, high-energy theatre. Don’t let this extended opportunity slip away; book your tickets today and join the thousands of Londoners and visitors who’ve already experienced why SIX has become unmissable West End theatre.
