SIX: The Musical Sets Closing Date on Broadway

The Broadway community will notice a noticeable gap in January when SIX takes its final bow, leaving audiences without the high‑energy retelling of Henry VIII’s wives that has dominated the season’s line‑up. Ticket‑holders who have held season passes will need to adjust, and nearby venues may see a shift in patronage as the show’s draw disappears. Local businesses that thrived on pre‑show crowds may also feel a dip in revenue, underscoring the show's broader economic footprint.

By scheduling the close for January, the production aligns with the typical mid‑season turnover that theatres use to refresh their offerings. The Hollywood Reporter notes the run will end in January, while Deadline confirms the same timing. Time Out Worldwide, Broadway Shows and Playbill all echo the January closure, confirming the date across the industry press.

With the slot opening, speculation centres on which new musical will step into the vacancy, but no replacement has been announced. Industry insiders await official statements. What production will fill the gap left by SIX remains unanswered.