Six The Musical at Keller Auditorium

Keller Auditorium, Portland, Oregon

Apr

29

Six The Musical at Keller Auditorium

Apr

29

Six The Musical

Keller Auditorium

Are you one of those who enjoy the tales that retell historical events in a modern way, Keller Auditorium has a brand-new play. The Broadway musical Six — The Musical offers outstanding music and a fresh point of view on the women of Henry VIII. The audience gets to feel the power of women with an excellent tale with catchy pop music.

Based on the frequent marriages of King Henry VIII, Six tells the story of the King's six wives. Developed by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, Six forms the tale as a singing game show in which each bride must tell their tales to the judges. The viewers watch as each woman seizes their true identity.

The musical begins as each bride reveals themselves through a song. Only the woman who was hurt the most can become the band's lead singer. Despite fighting among themselves, the women finally conclude they can no longer let this king define them. By the end they sing together as a allied band.

The play first opened in 2017, but Keller Auditorium now presents the latest production. Critics love the show's innovation and dynamic advocacy. Fans love the amazing music, the message, and the enjoyment that the musical captures.

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Musical lovers can see this season's showing of Six - The Musical at Keller Auditorium on Tuesday 29th April 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 yrs old. But please remember the more adult themes of the show. The Broadway show Six lasts 80 mins, and thus 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 outfits.

Story Synopsis

Many adults learned about Henry VIII in history classes. Does the rhyme, "divorce, beheaded, died - divorced, beheaded, survived", ring a bell? The Broadway show Six takes a somewhat fictionalized approach to telling the story.

Throughout the show, the audience witnesses the ex-wives transform from victims into thriving individuals. Banding together, they turn their contest into a stunning pop concert that promotes girl power.

One unique aspect of this production includes an antagonist who never appears on stage. The small cast includes only the six ex-wives and a small selection of supporting actors. This historical remix features the following six main characters:

  • Catherine of Aragon, divorced
  • Anne Boleyn, beheaded
  • Jane Seymour, died
  • Anna of Cleves, the king's second divorce
  • Katherine Howard, beheaded
  • Catherine Parr, survived!

Modern pop showtunes

Theatergoers and critics both rave about Six's unforgettable pop music. Broadway lovers who can't get enough of TV shows like The Voice and American Idol will love the fresh perspective of Six. The audience can't help but tapping their feet as the music fully immerses them. The play provides 10 unique songs, including:

  • "Ex-Wives" (sung by the company)
  • "No Way" (Catherine of Aragon)
  • "Don't Lose Your Head" (Anne Boleyn)
  • "Heart of Stone" (Jane Seymour)
  • "Haus of Holbein" (company)
  • "Get Down" (Anna of Cleves)
  • "All You Wanna Do" (Katherine Howard)
  • "Six" (company)
  • "The Megasix" (company)

The musical style evokes elements of girl bands and solo artists to foster the perfect blending of modern and historical. Old and young alike will love the musical score.

What makes Six special

Six provides more than just a entertaining story: it highlights an important message and takes 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 older children can use it to start important conversations.

Broadway aficionados and newcomers alike should come and witness this Tony Award-winning sensation. Its 23 awards include:

  • Tony Award for Best Original Score
  • Tony Award for Best Costume Design in a Musical
  • Multiple Drama Desk Awards
  • Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Broadway Musical and more

Broadway critics can feel difficult to please, but their support for Six remains overwhelming. Words they use to describe the play include "pure entertainment", "whip-smart", and "a blast".

More in Portland to enjoy

For some, attending a Broadway play provides a once-in-a-year opportunity. To make the most of it, many people visit attractions that Portland has to offer. Most include a fancy 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 ignore the best chance to experience the Broadway show Six - The Musical on Tuesday 29th April 2025 at Keller Auditorium. The show should sell out fast, so purchase tickets today.

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