The “Teen” version of the stories of the six wives of Henry VIII has great songs for every cast member in an exciting, fast-paced performance.
The show focusses on what is often overlooked in the history books about the lives of the wives. Catherine of Aragon was Queen for years and was responsible for many important works.
Anne Boleyn got in over her head, Jane Seymour was just so young when she died after giving birth to a son and Heir.
Anne of Cleeves came out best with a bumper pay-off in the divorce, Catherine Howard is represented as a girl who was sexually groomed from an early age and Catherine Parr survived the King to go on and be happily married with another.
The modern take on the “Tinder” trail of Henry VIII makes this a fantastic, funny show.
Said one audience member: “I saw a professional show in Northants, it wasn’t a patch on the college production.”
If you want to up-skill your lifetime prospects, then consider a course in the performing arts at The Bedford College Group.
Said Dannie Stone of Performing Arts: “Six was a collaborative piece producing professional standard work on stage with lighting, sound, set and makeup students. So credit goes to all those involved.”
Student progression across Performing & Production Arts courses this academic year included places won in Production, Musical Theatre & Acting at:
Rada
Lamda
GSA
Mountview, Court Theatre, Brighton Met
ICT,
LMA
Middlesex University
Chichester University.
