A high-energy, 80-minute reinvention of Henry VIII’s wives—Six turns Tudor history into a modern pop-musical powered by an all-female band. Read practical tips on tickets, seating, and getting there.
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The lights cut on and the theatre exhales; a single microphone stands like a dare at center stage. You take your seat among a buzz of expectant chatter in Midtown Manhattan, where the city's energy seeps through the velvet and plaster of a Broadway house. Six meets that energy head-on—Tudor queens trading courtly footnotes for amplified pop hooks and sharp choreography.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all physical fitness levels; mostly seated, but requires stairs or short walking to/from transit.
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History
Broadway’s Theater District grew from early-20th-century vaudeville and cinema palaces; modern Broadway consolidated these performance traditions into concentrated theater blocks around Times Square.
Conservation
Theater districts generate heavy foot traffic and waste; choose public transit, avoid single-use plastics at concessions, and follow venue recycling guidelines to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Six The Musical on Broadway Ticket today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your mobile ticket and ID
Tickets are delivered as a URL; have the barcode ready on your phone and carry photo ID if you’re 18 or older.
Arrive 30–45 minutes early
Security lines and will-call lookups can add time—early arrival gives you leeway and better lobby time.
Expect strict late-seating rules
Some performances do not seat latecomers until a natural break; plan bathroom and concessions before curtain.
Use public transit
The Theater District is best accessed by subway or walking—parking is limited and expensive.
Mobile phone with charged battery
Required to display emailed URL ticket and for navigation in the Theater District.
Photo ID
Guests 18+ must present government-issued ID for entry verification.
Light jacket or sweater
Theaters often run cool; a layer keeps you comfortable during the show.
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Comfortable shoes
You may walk blocks from transit and stand in lines before entry.
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