Six
404 Strand, WC2R 0NH
12pm until the evening show starts (on performance days)
80 minutes
7+
Wheelchair positions with adjacent companion seats End of aisle seating located across the auditorium Central row seating in the stalls
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From £34pp
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About Six
Fast, fun, empowering and brilliantly tongue-in-cheek Six is a high-energy pop musical that turns Henry VIII’s wives into a fierce girl group, each telling her side of the story Beyoncé-style. With glittery costumes, powerhouse vocals and a concert vibe, this show is a hit with tweens, teens, and any parent who loves great pop and a good girl-band anthem.
Top tip from the KidRated team:
Stand up for the finale – the mega mash-up ending is basically a mini pop concert and kids love it.
Great for 8+. Under-7s may struggle with the pace, volume and cheeky humour. It’s empowering rather than rude — but it is sassy.
Tweens, teens, and parents who know their Katy Perry from their Little Mix. History-mad kids will absolutely eat it up.
Yes – very! SIX has a proper concert sound so it’s worth bringing ear defenders for noise-sensitive kids.
Around 80 minutes, no interval. Ideal for school nights.
The Vaudeville Theatre sits on the Strand. So a five minute stroll from Covent Garden for food and pre-show mooching.
Oh yes – including crowns and glow-sticks – so be prepared to be hit in the wallet. Well planned parents will bring their own…
if they love pop music than yes – if not they may find it’s not really their cup of tea. On the plus side it’s only 80 minutes long. And who knows it may get Nan on her feet.
Couldn’t be simpler. Each Queen explains her story through songs, jokes, and friendly rivalry. So no prior Tudor knowledge needed here.
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Best bit was seeing the brilliant choreography & singing along to the songs Would definitely go again - in fact it was so good we went twice! Top tip: parents - my mum checked to see if it was on outside London - the second time we went, we saw it in Brighton and it was much cheaper (and we got to have a fun day out at the seaside!)