The pop musical "Six" will close its Broadway run with a final performance on Jan. 3, 2027 at New York City’s Lena Horne Theatre. The announcement marks the end of a run that has spanned more than two thousand shows.
According to the production’s schedule, the show will have completed 2,178 regular performances before the curtain falls. Throughout its tenure, the musical has drawn audiences with its contemporary sound and its retelling of the stories of Henry VIII’s six wives.
"Six" presents a modern take on the Tudor queens, giving each woman a distinct voice and a pop‑style anthem that reflects her experience at the court of Henry VIII. The format blends historical narrative with upbeat music, a combination that has helped the production maintain a strong presence on Broadway for an extended period.
The Lena Horne Theatre, which has hosted the production since its debut, will host the concluding performance. The theater’s location in the heart of the Broadway district has made it a familiar venue for fans attending the show’s many nights. The final date, Jan. 3, 2027, concludes what industry observers have described as a long‑running hit, underscoring the musical’s sustained popularity among theatergoers.
As the production prepares for its last evening, the milestone of 2,178 performances highlights the longevity of "Six" in a competitive market. The final show will close a chapter for a musical that has combined historical drama with pop culture, leaving a record of a successful Broadway run that began with a fresh reinterpretation of Tudor history.