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Are you one of those who love the tales that portray historical events in a slightly different way, Keller Auditorium has a fresh new play. The Broadway show Six — The Musical offers breathtaking music and an innovative way of looking on the ladies of Henry VIII. The crowd witnesses the strength of women with a stunning show and contemporary pop music.
On the basis on the troubled marriages of King Henry VIII, Six tells the tale of the King's six wives. Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, Six forms the tale as a singing game show in which each of the ladies must tell their stories to win. The viewers watch as each wife regains their own identity.
The show opens as each woman announces themselves by means of a song. Only the woman who was hurt the most can become the band's lead singer. Despite arguing among themselves, the wives finally conclude they can no longer let this king define them. Finally, by the end they sing together as a cohesive band.
The play first premiered in 2017, but Keller Auditorium now unveils the latest production. Audiences love the play's innovation and dynamic advocacy. Fans love the incredible music, the message, and the satisfaction that the musical evokes.
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Musical lovers can catch this spring's showing of Six - The Musical at Keller Auditorium on Saturday 3rd May 2025. The show has appeared nearly constantly since 2017, and citizens of Portland can finally see it themselves.
Keller Auditorium welcomes young ones of at least 10 years old. However, consider the more mature themes of the show. The Broadway show Six lasts 80 minutes, and doesn't offer an intermission. The shorter length means families and couples can see other attractions around Portland. Keller Auditorium does not enforce a dress code, however we suggest casual attire.
Many people learned about Henry VIII in school. Does the rhyme, "divorce, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived", jog your memory? The Broadway show Six takes a somewhat fictionalized approach to reproducing the story.
Throughout the show, viewers witness the ex-wives transform from victims into healed individuals. Joining forces, they turn their contest into a enthralling pop concert that promotes girl power.
One unique aspect of this play includes an villain who the audience never sees. The minimalist cast includes only the six ex-wives and the supporting actors. Featuring main characters:
Fans and critics both rave about Six's modern pop music. Broadway lovers who can't get enough of singing competitions like The Voice and American Idol will love the fresh take of Six. The audience can't help but tapping their feet as the music fully immerses them. The show provides 10 unique songs, including:
The musical genre evokes elements of girl bands and solo artists to foster the perfect blending of modern and historical. Old and young alike will rave about the musical score.
Six offers more than just a entertaining story: it highlights an important message and immerses the audience into history. Whilst fiction, the play remains largely historical. Historians have lauded its unique blend of storytelling and history.
The Broadway show Six also brings an important messages about feminism, surviving abuse, and agency in an easily digestible package. Parents with young teens can use it to start important conversations.
Broadway goers and newcomers alike won't want to miss this Tony Award-winning show. Its 23 awards include:
Broadway reviewers can feel difficult to please, but their celebration of Six remains loud and clear. Words they use to describe the play include "pure entertainment", "joyfully anachronistic", and "a blast".
For some, going to a Broadway play provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. To make the most of it, many people visit other entertainment in the city. Common experiences include a nice dinner at one of Portland's best restaurants and visiting popular tourist destinations.
For transport, Portland offers stress- free alternatives like rideshares, cabs, and public transportation. Keller Auditorium may not admit late arrivals, so many veteran theatergoers suggest arriving a half hour early.
Don't miss the best chance to experience the Broadway show Six - The Musical on Saturday 3rd May 2025 at Keller Auditorium. The show should sell out fast, so book tickets today.
Keller Auditorium, Portland, Oregon, 97201, US