SIX

Authors: TOBY MARLOW and LUCY MOSS

The original West End production was created by Kenny Wax, Wendy & Andy Barnes and George Stiles.

The original Broadway production was created by Kenny Wax, Wendy & Andy Barnes, George Stiles and Kevin McCollum in association with the Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

Translated by Ferenc Bárány (lyrics) and Gergely Litkai (prose)

The play is staged in Hungary based on a special agreement between Concord Theatricals Ltd. (www.concordtheatricals.co.uk) and Theatrum Mundi Theatrical and Literary Agency (www.theatrum-mundi.hu).

Henry VIII is perhaps one of the most extraordinary characters in English history, who not only left the imprint of his extreme actions for posterity, but also the legend of his six marriages.

Six wives, six different personalities, six unusual life paths. Yet they all chose the same man, and all but two did not survive (...their husbands).

SIX evokes these extraordinary stories in an unusual, but all the more explosive form of a concert musical. The six queens are reborn as storming pop divas and the (singing) competition for the title of the most regal queen begins. Captivating, bubbly songs alternate, different musical styles strain each other, accompanied by a female orchestra.

This time, our enterprising spectators can not only watch the events from the auditorium, but also take a seat on the stage, i.e. in the THRONE ROOM

SIX won three Drama Desk and two Tony Awards in 2020. It was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award in five categories and the Grammy Award for Best New Musical Album.

We would like to draw the attention of our spectator who would like to buy their tickets to the "THRONE ROOM", i.e. the Stage, so that they can see the performance from a special perspective.

Seats are located on the stage of the Madách Theatre, on the back section of the stage. From these seats, you can see into the backstage of the Theater. You will be in close proximity to the artists. You can follow the performance live on two large projectors, and your seat, which is part of the scenery, offers an unobstructed view from the back of the Stage.