Six London Musical Review

"Six" is a must for fans of period dramas, pop music and catchy tunes. The show tells the story of Henry VIII and his six wives, each taking the stage to sing about their lives and the events that shaped them. Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, the music and lyrics are catchy and catchy, mixing upbeat pop songs with more emotional ballads. Also written by Marlow and Moss, this book beautifully interweaves the tales of six wives to create a cohesive and engaging tale that will keep you engrossed from start to finish.

The cast of 'Six' in London is filled with talented actresses who bring their own personalities and styles to the roles of six wives. Nicole Raquel Dennis as Anne of Cleves, Aimee Atkinson as Catherine Howard and Courtney Bowman as Jane Seymour stand out. Bringing the charm and charisma of each performer to the stage, they entertain the audience with their beautiful singing voices.

The production of "Six" is top notch, with stunning costumes, lighting and sets bringing the Tudor era to life. The creative team, including director Lucy Moss and choreographer Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, did a great job of providing audiences with a visually stunning and immersive experience.

All in all, "Six" is a joy to watch and sure to be uplifting to sing along to. If you're a fan of historical dramas, pop music, or just want to catch a great show, Six in London's West End should not be missed.