Anne Boleyn: The Musical
Open air musical in the place where Anne Boleyn once roamed

An unmissable portrait of one of history's most intriguing queens
Open air musical in the place where Anne Boleyn once roamed
Open air musical in the place where Anne Boleyn once roamed
Staged on the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College - the exact site of the former Palace of Placentia, a place inextricably intertwined with Tudor history and the home where Anne Boleyn herself once lived - Anne Boleyn: The Musical makes its debut as an open-air theatrical event! Directed by Roxana Silbert, with a score composed by Selma Greenwood, book by Rebecca Night and lyrics by Night and Sam Kenyon, a specially built covered venue plays host to this grand production, starring real horses and with elaborate period costumes creating a genuine spectacle.
Taking place in the very landscape where a part of her story was to play out, this glorious musical examines the complex figure who has become one of history’s most fascinating women. Determined to claim agency in a world ruled by men, the young Queen’s intelligence made her both a powerful force and a woman with a target on her back. Following her rise from young woman, to queen of the realm, to her fall from grace and infamous fate, Anne Boleyn: The Musical is an intimate look at the woman, not the queen, that wore the crown.
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