Six The Musical

Six The Musical at Music Hall Kansas City

What if the six women who married Henry VIII stopped competing for historical sympathy and started demanding your attention on their own terms? Six The Musical flips the script at Music Hall Kansas City, handing each queen a microphone and a distinct musical identity that owes nothing to Tudor melodrama and everything to pop-concert showmanship.

The queens introduce themselves in Ex-Wives, with Catherine of Aragon claiming her perspective in No Way, while Anne Boleyn struts through Don't Lose Ur Head and Jane Seymour delivers Heart of Stone. Anna of Cleves brings Get Down, Katherine Howard confronts her past in All You Wanna Do, and Catherine Parr closes with I Don't Need Your Love. Each song plants a flag for a woman whose story dissolved into someone else's legend, and the Tony Award–winning score by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss refuses to blur them together.

The format works because these queens won't stay in the margins. They're not here to apologize for their husbands or explain why history overlooked them—they're here to reclaim the stage entirely. Fans who already know the album will recognize how the live setting sharpens each perspective, letting six voices challenge the assumption that their lives mattered only through marriage.

Grab tickets and hear what happens when the footnotes start singing.