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Anne Boleyn: The Musical Tickets

You know the Queen. Now meet the woman.

Age guidance: 12+

Performance Dates

8 May - 5 June 2027

Run time: TBC

No interval

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Anne Boleyn: The Musical, the groundbreaking new open-air spectacular, is coming to the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich – the site where the Palace of Placentia once stood. This is the place where it all began.

Step back into the Tudor era as historic Greenwich becomes your backdrop. With a custom-built covered auditorium, live horses, stunning costumes and a soaring original score, this is Anne Boleyn’s story on an epic scale – rain or shine.

Brilliant. Ambitious. Ahead of her time. From her early years to her rise to the throne, Anne Boleyn: The Musical tells the story of a woman determined to shape her own destiny. But in Tudor England, a woman with ideas could be dangerous.

Directed by Roxana Silbert, with music by Selma Greenwood, book and co-lyrics by Rebecca Night and co-lyrics by Sam Kenyon.

★★★★★ “Revolutionary” – BroadwayWorld

You know the Queen. Now meet the Woman.

Opening Spring 2027

Upcoming Performance Times

Saturday8 May 2027
Monday10 May 2027
Tuesday11 May 2027
Wednesday12 May 2027
Thursday13 May 2027
Thursday13 May 2027
Friday14 May 2027
19:30
19:30
19:30
19:30
13:30
19:30
19:30

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Age Recommendation 12 plus with younger children allowed at parental discretion and anyone under 4 strictly prohibited. Event Info Please note that the production requires all audience members to wear headphones for the duration of the show; guests who wear prescription glasses may wish to adjust their frames for comfort. Content Warnings The performance includes live animals (horses). This open-air production features historical themes, including depictions of female oppression, false accusations, emotional distress and perinatal loss/miscarriage, culminating in Anne’s imprisonment and execution by beheading.
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