Anne Boleyn: The Musical
Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Sat 8 May 2027 – Sat 5 June 2027
Mon-Sat 19.30, Thu 13.30
About the show
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
Groups 10+
Valid: Monday to Thursday (Matinee and Evening)
£55 – Selected seats only (Save up to £25)
Group Rates
School Group Rates
Schools 10+
Valid: Monday to Thursday (Matinee and Evening)
£27 – Selected seats only, plus 1 free teacher for every 10 purchased
Excluding w/c 31 May 2027
Workshops & more...
Participate in one of Theatre Workout's many bespoke masterclasses tailored to your group:
A storytelling workshop to explore the story of Anne Boleyn, her life, and how you would bring her story to life through performance
An acting workshop, exploring character development techniques
A musical theatre workshop to explore all-round musical theatre performance skills seen on stage, through material from the show.
Find out more about workshops here.
Your Visit
Address:
Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk, Greenwich, London SE10 9NN
Map link:
Age recommendation:
12+ with younger children allowed at parental discretion and anyone under 4 strictly prohibited.
Running time:
tbc
Additional Guidance:
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.
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.
Getting there:
By DLR and Underground (Tube)
Cutty Sark DLR Station is situated just a few minutes walk away. The DLR connects with other Underground lines at Bank, Canary Wharf, Tower Gateway and Stratford stations.
The nearest Underground station is North Greenwich, a short bus ride away on the 188 service.
UBER Thames Clipper services stop at Greenwich Pier, a few minutes' walk away
Greenwich Station, with Southeastern and Thameslink services from Cannon St, London Bridge and Blackfriers, is about 7-10 minutes' walk away.
